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Here are the top ASX large cap movers for Thursday

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Well, the Boomers gave Aussie basketball fans a small glimmer of hope at the Olympics today, going up 41-26 before the mighty USA squad laid the smackdown for a comfortable victory.

Elsewhere, hopes are fading that NSW has even half a chance of getting on top of its COVID-19 outbreak, as the Delta variant races all over the state. Victoria is set for a snap one-week lockdown as well after new cases emerged.

With plenty of news about, it was a flat session at the big end of town as the ASX200 finished 0.11% higher.

The mining sector gave back yesterday’s gains as the ASX200 Materials index fell by 1.3%, but the big banks helped drag the index higher as the ASX200 Financials index rose by 0.68%.

There were also gains for the consumer sectors (discretionary and staples) as Australia’s major east coast markets remain stuck at home indefinitely.

BIG CAP WINNERS

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Code Name Price % Change Volume Market Cap
PNI Pinnacle Investment 14.85 9.0% 1,404,746 $2,597,659,988
OCL Objective Corp 18.45 4.8% 69,033 $1,658,366,530
HTA Hutchison 0.115 4.5% 26,678 $1,492,975,943
JIN Jumbo Interactive 17.18 4.1% 136,781 $1,030,404,491
NHF NIB Holdings Limited 7.43 3.1% 625,867 $3,300,321,284
MGF Magellan Global Fund 1.9 2.7% 1,580,454 $3,142,321,785
LTR Liontown Resources 0.96 2.7% 13,201,301 $1,775,485,749
JHX James Hardie Indust 47.36 2.5% 1,304,410 $20,529,837,728
URW Unibailrodawestfield 5.87 2.4% 458,346 $1,154,065,090
PSI Psc Insurance Ltd 3.5 2.3% 45,777 $1,102,054,569
CAR Carsales.Com Ltd. 22.41 2.3% 976,964 $6,175,068,146
KGN Kogan.Com Ltd 11 2.3% 1,132,762 $1,145,536,802
ALL Aristocrat Leisure 42.08 2.3% 1,098,185 $26,276,091,773
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Among stocks with announcements, gains were led by government software company Objective Corp (ASX:OCL), which released its FY21 investor presentation this morning.

The $1.6bn company flagged net profits after tax of $16m on revenue of $95m, as it posted its seventh straight year of growth in subscription revenues which rose to $70m.

The company works with over 1,000 government organisations, as well as financial services firms such as big banks and super funds.

BIG CAP LOSERS

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Code Name Price % Change Volume Market Cap
CHN Chalice Mining Ltd 7.22 -5.6209 5267034 2698829577
BWP BWP Trust 4.01 -2.1951 1773125 2633773592
DDR Dicker Data Limited 13.62 -3.1294 212454 2429284480
CRN Coronado Global Res 0.945 -4.0609 2359479 1651306924
TLX Telix Pharmaceutical 5.3 -2.7523 267726 1534847574
ING Inghams Group 3.71 -2.8796 1269483 1419816076
EML EML Payments Ltd 3.73 -2.8646 2198029 1389982644
GUD G.U.D. Holdings 11.7 -3.3058 656542 1139590669
FCL Fineos Corp Hold PLC 3.55 -3.5326 334772 1110169917
IDX Integral Diagnostics 5.18 -2.2642 667950 1052732099
OML Ooh!Media Limited 1.625 -4.4118 2239652 1017697984
ERA Energy Resources 0.26 -1.8868 82265 978216547.5
SHV Select Harvests 7.79 -3.8272 187259 973817397
CTT Cettire 2.13 -4.0541 739609 846348848.4
NXL Nuix Limited 2.55 -1.9231 1546043 825018464.4
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Fortescue Metals (ASX:FMG) led the laggards with a 3.4% drop, as the stock fell back from recent highs amid a broader selloff in the resources sector.

In afternoon trade, the company advised that it has suspended some operations Cloudbreak mine site to carry out testing after a worker on-site in the the last week of July returned a positive COVID-19 result.

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