September Winners Column: A rough month but uranium and lithium managed gains. And caravan renters

In September it was tough to pick a winner on the ASX (Pic: WallStBets/Reddit) share

September 2021 was the worst month for the ASX since March 2020 but the 50 best stocks gained 57% or more.

Despite a positive close on September 30, the ASX finished the month down 2.59% and nearly 4% lower since mid-August.

While the stimulus has allowed the market to shrug off concerns about weak economic growth, central banks indicated the end is nigh – spooking investors. Also provoking the bears was Chinese property developer Evergrande teetering on the brink of collapse.But in better news, the Melbourne Demons won the AFL premiership – in the process making St Kilda the holder of the longest premiership drought.The COVID vaccine roll-out in Australia continued to accelerate from 19,697,498 jabs to 27,750,501. We also entered into the AUKUS pact enabling us to build nuclear-powered submarines.And perhaps not everyone was affected […]

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