4 Stocks gaining continuously from last 5 weeks

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The following are 4 companies which have posted weekly gains consistently for last 5 weeks:

National Fertilizers (NFL) (Fertilizer sector)
Price to earning ratio (P/E): 41.88
Price to Book value ratio (P/BV): 4.61
National Fertilizers (NFL), a mini Ratna company, gained total of 101.09% during last 5 weeks. Recently, the cabinet committee on economic affairs (CCEA) has accorded approval to the three of its feed stock change over projects located at Panipat, Bathinda and Nangal at an estimated aggregate cost of Rs 40.66 billion. NFL was promoted to set up fuel oil-based urea plants in Haryana and Punjab. NFL has the second largest urea capacity facilities in the country after IFFCO. Its share closed at Rs 128.9 on Feb.5, 2010

Sun TV Network (television broadcasting)
Price to earning ratio (P/E): 38.32
Price to Book value ratio (P/BV): 2.39
South India based Sun TV Network is engaged in television broadcasting gained total of 11.63% during last 5 weeks. The SunTV Network is available in Asia, South Africa, Australia, Europe and USA. Recently Sun TV Network floated a wholly owned subsidiary, `Sun TV Network Europe in United Kingdom to broadcast and distribute its channels in UK and Europe`. Its share price closed at Rs 383.45 on Feb.5, 2010.

Softpro Systems (Software sector)
Price to earning ratio (P/E): 151.80
Price to Book value ratio (P/BV): 8.92
Softpro Systems, mainly engaged in the business of software, gained a total of 16.64% during last 5 weeks. It has posted a net profit after tax of Rs 13.92 million for the quarter ended Dec. 31, 2009 as compared to a net loss of Rs 7.27 for the corresponding quarter ended Dec. 31, 2008. Its share price closed at Rs 288.5 on Feb.5, 2010.

Rajesh Exports (manufacturer and exporter of jewellery)
Price to earning ratio (P/E): 34.49
Price to Book value ratio (P/BV): 1.24
Rajesh Exports, the country's largest manufacturer and exporter of jewellery, gained total of 15.99% during last 5 weeks. It manufactures jewelry categorizing designs into Asian jewelry for the Asian market, western jewelry catering to Europe and USA, and diamond jewelry in eight design ranges It reported growth in net profit of over one-and-a-half times at Rs 439 million for the third quarter ended December 31, 2009, compared with the corresponding period in the previous year. Its share price closed at Rs 103.75 on Feb.5, 2010.