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Expert names Woodside and BHP shares as top buys today

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Woodside Energy Group Ltd and BHP Group Ltd shares have delivered some benchmark smashing gains over the past year. On Monday afternoon, Woodside shares were trading for $31.96 apiece.

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This sees the Woodside share price up 36.5% in 12 months, compared to the 1.9% one-year losses posted by the S&P/ASX 200 Index. On Monday, shares in Australia's biggest miner were changing hands for $60.41 each, up 44.1% in 12 months.

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Outlet Niral ScoreAdjectivesSourcingSentimentHappiness
The Motley Fool Australiaas they published this story 19.2 17 10 0.4 37.8
The Motley Fool Australia 26.2 21 0 0.8 53.4
The Motley Fool Australia 13.7 8 20 -0.0 27.9
The Motley Fool Australia 12.4 8 31 0.1 53.8
The Motley Fool Australia 12.6 12 42 0.1 50.8
The Motley Fool Australia 22.7 22 0 0.1 53.1

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