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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
Boohoo (BOO.L) – Now expects revenue growth for the 12 months ended Feb. 28 to be between 43%-45%, up from previous guidance of between 38%-42%. Closing Price 143.50p (Reuters)
Gocompare.Com Group (GOCO.L) – Reported a 19% jump in full-year revenue to about £142m and said it had started 2017 from a "position of confidence”. Closing Price 67.75p (Reuters)
Majestic Wine (WINE.L) – Said group sales in the Christmas period rose 15.3%, aided by a strong performance in its retail and Naked Wine businesses. Closing Price 324p (Reuters)
Morrisons (MRW.L) – Beat forecasts with its strongest underlying sales performance for seven years over the key Christmas period. LFL sales excluding fuel were up 2.9% against an estimated +1.1% and now sees its FY underlying pretax profit to be ahead of consensus, in the range of £330m to £340m, better than the consensus of £326m. Closing price 237.40p (Bloomberg)
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