Here are the top ASX large cap movers for Friday

The ASX 200 tracked higher in a steady session of trade on Friday, after US stocks posted their best session since March overnight.

For the second straight day, it was resources and tech stocks that outperformed, with smaller gains for financials and energy stocks.

The ASX 200 Information Technology led the pack with a gain of around 1.4%, one day after ripping higher by 4%.

The iron ore majors also gained ground (except for Rio, because of this), as markets shrug off the two dominant fears of the past month — higher inflation, and an Evergrande-led shakeout in China’s industrial sector.

BIG CAP WINNERS

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Code	Name	Price	% Change	Volume	Market Cap
AVZ	AVZ Minerals Ltd	0.36	14%	25,990,462	$1,013,724,394
SFR	Sandfire Resources	6.02	7%	4,021,802	$1,971,426,321
AEF	Australian Ethical	11.92	6%	465,229	$1,264,355,303
HUB	HUB24 Ltd	33.06	6%	559,835	$2,144,519,344
ARB	ARB Corporation.	50.46	6%	649,681	$3,896,503,408
SGR	The Star Ent Grp	3.69	5%	7,659,968	$3,332,049,735
OZL	OZ Minerals	25.03	5%	2,694,344	$7,940,988,357
NAN	Nanosonics Limited	6.05	5%	1,064,700	$1,743,370,987
HTA	Hutchison	0.115	5%	93,200	$1,492,975,943
NWL	Netwealth Group	17.23	4%	924,504	$4,027,787,473
KGN	Kogan.Com Ltd	11.2	4%	1,067,192	$1,147,979,365
TPW	Temple & Webster Ltd	13.41	4%	771,854	$1,551,433,713
EBO	Ebos Group Ltd	33.15	4%	3,365	$5,227,429,016
WEB	Webjet Limited	6.43	4%	3,077,290	$2,351,550,681
FLT	Flight Centre Travel	22.56	4%	2,108,489	$4,338,155,367
DDR	Dicker Data Limited	13.2	4%	235,527	$2,200,169,984
MQG	Macquarie Group Ltd	189.56	4%	783,445	$67,446,692,915
PNV	Polynovo Limited	1.855	4%	1,964,981	$1,183,884,599

$1bn market cap DRC lithium project developer AVZ Minerals (ASX:AVZ) was the day’s biggest large cap mover, climbing more than 10% on no news.

Sandfire Resources (ASX:SFR) also rose sharply for the second straight day, after flagging the sale of its stake in Adriatic Metals Plc — deal which will net it aggregate gross proceeds of $97m.

Among stocks with news, 4×4 accessories business ARB Corporation (ASX:ARB) led the way with a gain of more than 5% (the news: John Forsyth retired from the Board after a 34 year career with the company).

Other notable performers on Friday were large cap ecommerce stocks Kogan.com (ASX:KGN), up 4%, and Temple & Webster (ASX:TPW), up 4.5%.

Travel companies Webjet (ASX:WEB) and Flight Centre (ASX:FLT) also gained ground following the NSW government’s decision to free up its border control policies from November 1.

BIG CAP LOSERS

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Code	Name	Price	% Change	Volume	Market Cap
PDL	Pendal Group Ltd	6.84	-12%	6,210,764	$2,958,100,067
PTM	Platinum Asset	2.99	-7%	16,844,680	$1,883,239,269
PDN	Paladin Energy Ltd	0.81	-6%	19,928,988	$2,303,136,720
TWE	Treasury Wine Estate	11.63	-5%	4,528,782	$8,871,514,083
ELD	Elders Limited	11.73	-5%	1,799,298	$1,927,791,392
IAG	Insurance Australia	4.92	-3%	13,397,113	$12,522,709,046
HVN	Harvey Norman	4.93	-3%	3,836,278	$6,329,713,802
MEZ	Meridian Energy	4.6	-3%	175,677	$5,933,916,418
NHC	New Hope Corporation	2.49	-3%	3,326,165	$2,130,834,130
DEG	De Grey Mining	1.235	-2%	6,085,708	$1,635,110,109
APA	APA Group	8.44	-2%	3,778,781	$10,182,483,908
GOR	Gold Road Res Ltd	1.375	-2%	4,778,759	$1,238,234,563
A2M	The A2 Milk Company	6.72	-2%	7,188,856	$5,101,181,242
GNC	GrainCorp Limited	6.42	-2%	778,699	$1,499,004,363
UMG	United Malt Group	4.04	-2%	1,118,006	$1,232,618,036
LFG	Liberty Fin Group	6.21	-2%	37,620	$1,921,788,000
NUF	Nufarm Limited	4.69	-2%	1,844,667	$1,815,956,014

Pendal Group (ASX:PDL) led the laggards, after providing a quarterly update on its flow of funds under management (FUM).

The fund booked a “step-change” in total FUM stemming from its US acquisition of Thompson, Siegel & Walmsley LLC, although it recorded small outflows for its two other divisions — Australia and Europe, UK & Asia — in the September quarter.

Also among today’s laggards was Platinum Asset Management (ASX:PTM), which dipped after Judith Neilson — ex-wife of Platinum founder Kerr Neilson — took full control of a big stake in the company that had previously been subject to a March 2016 ‘Stability Deed’, and sold $292m of PTM shares in a block trade.