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Central Markets trader Joe Neighbour is looking to sell the world's biggest bookmaker William Hill. The UK gaming giant saw its shares drop on Thursday, following a profit warning from Ladbrokes, Britain's second largest bookmaking group. Joe says that this move lower completed a large head and
shoulders top pattern on the move through 415p. As a result, Joe is looking to sell at 405p, place a stop loss at 430p and his target is 350p.
Ladbrokes shares have fallen about 13 percent this year, while William Hill Plc
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