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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
Lonmin (LMI.L) – Announces a 10% fall in Marikana production in Q4, total Q4 PGMS produced were 424,613 ounces, a decrease of 14.2% on Q4 of 2015. Reducing costs by 86%. Closing price 195.00p (Reuters)
Taylor Wimpey (TW.L) - H1 Trading into autumn selling season has been strong, the housing market has remained robust, trading resiliently despite some uncertainty after the EU vote, with a strong order book for 2017. Current total order book represents total of 8,981 homes, standing at £2.3bn vs £2.1b y-o-y, expecting to improve on 2015 profit margin. Remains committed to 2017 dividend payout of £450m. Closing price 145.60p (Bloomberg)
Tesco PLC (TSCO.L) - The theft of £2.5m from a total of 9,000 customers last weekend in what cyber experts say is the first mass hacking of accounts at a western bank. Britain’s interior minister said it represented a threat to national security and undermines public trust in financial firms. The FCA watchdog has described the thefts as unprecedented. Closing price 198.45p (Reuters)
William Hill PLC (WMH.L) – Expect full year operating profit to be at top end of previous £260m-£280m guidance. Group net revenue up 6% in period ending Oct. 25. Online net revenue growth up 4%. It has identified opportunities for £30m of group operating efficiencies on an annualized basis, with plans to implement in 2017. Closing price 283.60p (Reuters / Bloomberg)
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