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The below stocks have been identified as having potential to register bigger than normal share price moves (up or down) today based on the news cited
Dixons Carphone PLC (DC.L) – After three consecutive years of growth, the retailer forecast an unexpected drop in earnings yesterday, joining lender Provident Financial Plc and advertising company WPP Plc in shocking investors this week with disappointing results. The shares plunged as much as 32%. Closing price 180.80p (Bloomberg)
Easy Jet PLC (EZJ.L) – Saw a 4.4% drop in its share price yesterday, hit by a downgrade by some major analysts, as well as by news that Germany's Lufthansa had submitted a letter of interest for taking over parts of insolvent Air Berlin. Closing price 1214.00p (Reuters)
Provident Financial (PFG.L) – After a second profit warning and a disastrous week for the lender which saw its share price collapse on Monday, the shares regained more than 80% yesterday from the weeks lows. Further volatility is expected to be seen from the stock. Closing price 746.00p (Bloomberg / Accendo Markets)
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