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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
ARM Holdings (ARM.L) – Expects the value of ARM-based chips in smartphones and mobile computing application processors to reach $20bn by 2018 from $13bn last year. Closing Price 976.50p (Bloomberg)
Next (NXT.L) – FY Revenue ex-items £3.74bn (£3.73bn expected. Pretax profit ex-items £695.2m (£693.8m expected) Dividend 129p. Sees FY 2015 sales brand growth 4-8%, pretax profit £730-770m. To pay special dividend of 50p in May. Sees real risk to sustainability of current recovery. Closing Price 6580.00p (Bloomberg)
Savills (SVS.L) – FY Pretax profit +35% to £70.1m, revenue + 12% to £904.8m, final dividend 7p p/sh, total dividend 19p p/sh, expects continuing demand for London property. Closing Price 616.00p (Bloomberg)
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| Stock | Code | Close | High | Low |
| Cape | CIU.L | -4.76% | 0.34% | -6.32% |
| Smiths Group | SMIN.L | -3.70% | -3.26% | -6.96% |
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