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2nd Resistance Point 339.733 1st Resistance Point 319.867 Last Price 300.000 1st Support Level 290.067 2nd Support Level 280.133

QUIXANT’S AIM GAMBLE YIELDS £30M MARKET CAP Cambridge gaming technology business Quixant made its bow on AIM in the UK with a market cap of £30 million after raising around £4.55m in an oversubscribed funding round. A number of institutional investors and high net worth individuals rolled the figurative dice to back the IPO. The shares opened up 2.5p at 48.5p. Quixant is using the cash to help fund global expansion. The company designs and manufactures complete advanced hardware and software solutions – gaming platforms – for manufacturers of gaming and slot machines. It already has subsidiaries in Las Vegas and Italy and its own engineering and manufacturing operation in Taiwan. Cambridge is the global HQ and the business employs 58 people – a headcount set to grow substantially in the coming 12 months. Globally there are some 7.9 million gaming and slot machines in operation and market analysis predicts that the total market will grow by more than nine per cent over the next three years. Quixant’s estimated market share is currently below one per cent. The IPO is designed to provide working capital headroom as the company wins further contracts with larger customers. Nick Jarmany, co-founder and MD of Quixant, said: “I am delighted with the support received from investors who recognise the enormous growth potential for Quixant. Public company status will support Quixant’s continuing expansion as we broaden our customer base globally, generating further profitable growth by building on our leading proprietary technology, robust fundamentals and strong growth drivers.” Quixant supplies all the leading gaming industry players from Vegas to Monte Carlo; from Russia to casinos on Indian reservations.

anything to do with gambling seems to do well lately.we all want to get rich quick.

if lamprell keep going up like this it will be in the FTSE 250 soon .

picking up shares in ICAP on the cheap .

they all saying sell but look at the price today ,i love it.

2nd Resistance Point 48.000 1st Resistance Point 46.500 Last Price 45.000 1st Support Level 42.750 2nd Support Level 40.500

Finance & Stock Market News STOCKS NEWS EUROPE-ENRC climbs on rising prices, stakebuilding Tue, 7th May 2013 09:16 Kazakh miner ENRC, facing a potential buyout bid by its founders, rises 7 percent in morning trade, boosted by a renewed optimism on the global economy lifting the broader mining sector, and fresh stakebuilding by Russian tycoon Suleiman Kerimov. A better-than-forecast increase in U.S. job hirings boosted optimism on a global economy many investors feared was bracing for another slow year amid a recent batch of disappointing data. Metals billionaire and Kremlin-linked Kerimov, meanwhile, continues to build his holding in ENRC and as of early Tuesday has 3.06 percent of the shares - a significant slice given the company's limited freefloat of just 18 percent - raising expectations of a bid. ENRC's founders are hammering out a deal with Russian lenders to fund a buyout of minority investors, Reuters reported last week, though they could have to sell assets to repay what is likely to be expensive financing and to cut group debt. They have until May 17 to declare their intention to bid, or pull out. Copper miner Kazakhmys, which owns a 26 percent stake in ENRC, is also among the top FTSE risers, up over 3 percent. At 0910 GMT, ENRC shares are up 6.6 percent at 311.6 pence, outperforming a 1.8 percent rise in the sector . Reuters messaging rm://clara.ferreira-marques.thomsonreuters.com@reuters.net

2nd Resistance Point 314.500 1st Resistance Point 303.600 Last Price 292.700 1st Support Level 272.000 2nd Support Level 251.300

Highlights · Record level of Assets under Administration ("AUA"), increasing by £4.7 billion in the three months to 31 March 2013 to £35.1 billion. · Record quarterly net inflows of £1.80 billion in the three months to 31 March 2013 (2012: £1.00 billion). · Cumulative net inflows of £3.44 billion in the nine months to 31 March 2013 (2012: £2.17 billion). · Year-to-date revenue up by 24% to £216.6 million. · Net new active Vantage clients up 30,000 in the quarter (2012: 17,500) Commenting on the Interim Management Statement, Ian Gorham, Chief Executive, said: We are pleased to report net inflows of £1.8 billion, a record for any quarter in Hargreaves Lansdown's history. Net inflows for the year to date, at £3.44 billion, are up 59% on the comparative nine month period. Assets Under Administration now stand at £35.1 billion, (31 March 2012: £26.0 billion), up 35%. Active Vantage clients now number 476,000 (2012: 413,500), a rise of 30,000 in the quarter (2012: 17,500), a 71% improvement.

Environmental services business Silverdell (SID) says first half trading has been strong and revenues are expected to come in at around £62m, double last year’s level. The company’s order book stands at £210m. Buy.

2nd Resistance Point 143.417 1st Resistance Point 139.833 Last Price 136.250 1st Support Level 132.833 2nd Support Level 129.417

Should I buy shares in Evraz? By Darshini Shah | Thu, 11/04/2013 - 11:45 Shares in Evraz (EVR), Russia's largest steelmaker, dropped 9% on Thursday after it reported an unexpected post-tax loss of $335 million (£218 million) for 2012, missing consensus forecasts of a $43 million profit and down from a $453 million profit a year earlier. The miner also decided to forgo a final dividend for 2012 after suffering a 31% drop in earnings as metals prices fell. Evraz stated global steel prices had softened as a result of global economic conditions and that it expected global prospects to remain fragile for the rest of 2013. "The year 2012 was characterised by challenging trading conditions for the global steelmaking industry," stated chief executive Alexander Frolov. "Although some recovery was seen during the first half of the year, there was a significant deterioration in sentiment towards the year end. "As a result, steel and raw material markets remained highly volatile with global steel industry capacity experiencing substantial underutilisation." Relegation to FTSE 250? Mike van Dulken, head of research at Accendo Markets, pointed out the company was at the bottom of the FTSE 100 (UKX) in terms of market capitalisation at £3.09 billion. "This leaves it closer to the precipice of relegation to the FTSE 250, joining recently-demoted copper-mining favourite Kazakhmys (KAZ), having struggled since admission in December 2011 under the weight of issues such as corporate governance, [less than] 25% share free float and global growth concerns," he said. Van Dulken added: "We see the shares remaining under pressure in the short term after the recent fall below 225p and the eight-month shallow trendline of rising support (potentially becoming resistance). "The prospect of relegation at the next review of the UK flagship index may also hinder any advances." No bounce prospects Analysts at Societe Generale reiterated their 'sell' rating on the stock. In their preview note, they stated: "As the stock dropped massively from the January peak, we think that the current share price largely discounts expectations of a poor year lying ahead.

Wincanton plc Stock Rating Reaffirmed by Numis Securities Ltd (WIN) Posted by: Shayan Afkhami Posted date: April 08, 2013 In: Analyst Articles - UK, Investing Numis Securities Ltd reissued their buy rating on shares of Wincanton plc (LON: WIN) in a research report released on Thursday morning, Stock Ratings Network.com reports. Numis Securities Ltd currently has a $1.82 (119 GBX) price target on the stock. Shares of Wincanton plc (LON: WIN) traded down 2.94% during mid-day trading on Thursday, hitting GBX 57.75. Wincanton plc has a one year low of GBX 31.00 and a one year high of GBX 80.809. The stock’s 50-day moving average is currently GBX 55.65. The company’s market cap is £66.8 million.

2013 Half Year Financial Results: 31 December 2012 Aquarius Platinum Limited Financial Results for the six months ended 31 December 2012 Key Points: Financial Revenue decreased by 29% to $179 million (H1 2012: $252 million) Mine operating net cash flow decreased by $63 million to a $38 million outflow (H1 2012: inflow of $25 million) Mine EBITDA decreased by 24% to $22 million (H1 2012: $29 million) Group cash balance at period end of $83 million Key Points: Operational Group attributable production decreased by 27% to 156,787 PGM ounces (H1 2012: 215,453 PGM ounces) Attributable production from operating mines increased by 8% compared to the previous corresponding period (pcp) The average US Dollar PGM Basket Price was 10% lower compared to the pcp The average Rand Basket Price increased by 1% compared to the pcp due to a weaker Rand The Rand weakened by 12% on average against the US Dollar On-mine unit cash costs in South Africa increased by 3% in Rand terms Mimosa performed strongly again, continuing to produce at capacity Operations at Blue Ridge, Marikana, Everest and CTRP remained suspended

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News article Evraz freezes dividend after earnings drop 31 per cent Russian steelmaker Evraz suffered a 31 per cent drop in earnings in 2012 as the metal's price dropped and markets became increasingly volatile in the second half of the year. While the industry's manufacturing capacity experiencing substantial underutilisation due to subdued steel and raw materials prices, the company claimed to have demonstrated respectable operating results. The steel, mining and vanadium giant saw revenues slide 10.2% to $14.7bn in the calendar year, with earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) 30.6% lower at $2.0bn. Management, after taking into account the substantial deterioration in the respective prices of steel and steel raw materials towards the year-end, decided to forgo the recommendation of a final dividend "in order to preserve the financial standing of the company and provide greater flexibility to manage the current market environment". The group ended the year with cash and deposits of $2.1bn and net debt trimmed slightly to $6.2bn. Chief executive officer Alexander Frolov said: "The year 2012 was characterised by challenging trading conditions for the global steelmaking industry. "Although some recovery was seen during the first half of the year, there was a significant deterioration in sentiment towards the year end. As a result, steel and raw material markets remained highly volatile with global steel industry capacity experiencing substantial underutilisation." A highlight post year-end was the purchase of a controlling interest in the Raspadskaya coking coal company, a transaction that establishes Evraz as the largest producer of coking coal in Russia. Frolov admitted that a promising start to 2012 gave way to a year characterised by challenges and that the board is therefore "cautious" about near-term prospects. However, he said that the group's "strong competitive cost base, superior operating efficiency and flexible investment programme" led him to view the long-term outlook with confidence.

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Standard Life fund exits Brazil on weak real estate prospects Wed, 27th Mar 2013 13:55 * Fund sells two buildings for 60 million pounds * Standard Life says rental prices in Sao Paulo could decline * Move is the latest sign of Brazil's cooling property market SAO PAULO, March 27 (Reuters) - The fund management arm of British insurer Standard Life Plc sold its last two real estate assets in Brazil, saying office rental yields will level off or even drop in coming years after a recent boom in property prices in the country. Standard Life Investments Select Property Fund sold two buildings in prime areas of Sao Paulo, Brazil's largest city, for a combined total of 60 million pounds (181 million reais), the fund said in a press release on Wednesday. The buildings were purchased in 2010 for a combined 35 million pounds. The sales are the latest sign of a cooling property market in Brazil, where home and office prices soared in the past decade from a mix of fast economic growth, cheap credit and rising wages. Office prices in Sao Paulo are now comparable to those in the City of London, one of the world's most expensive, according to research by real estate services company CBRE. The sales also add to evidence of foreign investors' more cautious stance about Latin America's largest economy, which could grow less than 3 percent for the third straight year in 2013. Foreign direct investment will probably remain strong at $65 billion, according to central bank estimates, but investments in stocks and bonds have been more modest. "We expect the increasing supply of office space in São Paulo to lead to negative or at least muted rental growth in the medium term," said Andrew Jackson, manager of Standard Life Investments Select Property Fund. "This in no way means that we rule out further investment in Brazil in the future. We will continue to monitor opportunities and make decisions based on our extensive research of the country," he added in a press release. Both buildings - one at Vila Olimpia district and the other on the Paulista Avenue - were sold to a domestic fundmanager, Standard Life said.