The Biggest Winners of 2013: Tesla, Twitter, and Even Best Buy

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The Biggest Winners of 2013: Tesla, Twitter, and Even Best Buy

While 2013 was a great year to be invested in stocks, some stocks absolutely blew the competition out of the water in terms of delivering for shareholders -- so which were the biggest winners of 2013? In this video, several Motley Fool analysts around Fool HQ sit down to answer the question: "What was the biggest winner of 2013?" They discuss their favorite stocks from last year, and why stocks such as Tesla Motors , LinkedIn , Twitter , Amazon.com , and Best Buy were such great market-beaters in 2013, and whether they're poised to continue delivering in the future.

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Brendan Mathews owns shares of Amazon.com and Markel and is short shares of Best Buy. Fool contributor Bryan White has no position in any stocks mentioned. Buck Hartzell, Charly Travers, Michael Olsen, CFA, and Ron Gross own shares of Markel.David Meier owns shares of LinkedIn and Twitter. Jason Moser owns shares of Amazon.com, LinkedIn, and Twitter. Sara Hov owns shares of Amazon.com and Markel. Simon Erickson owns shares of Markel and Zillow. Simon Erickson has options on Twitter. The Motley Fool recommends Amazon.com, LinkedIn, Markel, Tesla Motors, Twitter, and Zillow and owns shares of Amazon.com, LinkedIn, Markel, Tesla Motors, and Zillow. Try any of our Foolish newsletter services free for 30 days. We Fools don't all hold the same opinions, but we all believe that considering a diverse range of insights makes us better investors. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy.

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