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Citifirst Single Stock Minis Effective Date: 07-Jan-20 Single Stock MINIs: Pages 1-39 Australian Index MINIs: Pages 40-41 International Index MINIs: Pages 42-44 Currency MINIs: Pages 45-47 Commodities MINIs: Pages 48-50 CitiFirst Single Stock MINIs Effective Date: 07-Jan-20 Approx % CitiFirst MINI CitiFirst MINI Stop Loss Trigger Required Current Share Approx CitiFirst Underlying Strike Gearing from Stop Code Type Level Number Price MINI Value Loss A2MKOA A2 MILK CO LTD MINI Long $9.5646 $10.9900 1 $14.09 67.88% $4.53 22.00% A2MKOC A2 MILK CO LTD MINI Long $7.8276 $8.9900 1 $14.09 55.55% $6.26 36.20% A2MKOH A2 MILK CO LTD MINI Long $7.0902 $8.1500 1 $14.09 50.32% $7.00 42.16% A2MKOG A2 MILK CO LTD MINI Long $5.9810 $6.8700 1 $14.09 42.45% $8.11 51.24% A2MKOU A2 MILK CO LTD MINI Short $19.1511 $16.2900 1 $14.09 73.57% $5.06 15.61% A2MKOR A2 MILK CO LTD MINI Short $20.5745 $17.4900 1 $14.09 68.48% $6.48 24.13% A2MKOT A2 MILK CO LTD MINI Short $21.6896 $18.4400 1 $14.09 64.96% $7.60 30.87% A2MKOP A2 MILK CO LTD MINI Short $23.0224 $19.5800 1 $14.09 61.20% $8.93 38.96% AACKOB AUSTRALIAN AGRICULTURAL CO MINI Long $0.7445 $0.8200 1 $1.09 68.30% $0.35 24.77% ABCKOA ADELAIDE BRIGHTON LTD MINI Long $2.9016 $3.3300 1 $3.64 79.71% $0.74 8.52% ABCKOC ADELAIDE BRIGHTON LTD MINI Long $2.4863 $2.8600 1 $3.64 68.30% $1.15 21.43% ABCKOR ADELAIDE BRIGHTON LTD MINI Short $4.3012 $3.6600 1 $3.64 84.63% $0.66 0.55% ABCKOQ ADELAIDE BRIGHTON LTD MINI Short $4.9618 $4.2200 1 $3.64 73.36% $1.32 15.93% AGLKOC AGL ENERGY LTD MINI Long $17.3177 $19.0400 1 $20.57 84.19% $3.25 7.44% AGLKOD AGL ENERGY LTD MINI Long $15.8915 $17.4700 1 $20.57 77.26% $4.68 15.07% AGLKOF AGL ENERGY LTD MINI Long $15.1649 $16.6800 1 $20.57 73.72% $5.41 18.91% AGLKOR AGL ENERGY LTD MINI Short $23.8243 $21.4500 1 $20.57 86.34% $3.25 4.28% AGLKOQ AGL ENERGY LTD MINI Short $25.3216 $22.8000 1 $20.57 81.23% $4.75 10.84% AGLKOS AGL ENERGY LTD MINI Short $26.4154 $23.7800 1 $20.57 77.87% $5.85 15.61% ALGKOB ARDENT LEISURE GROUP LIMITED MINI Long $1.0083 $1.1100 1 $1.38 73.33% $0.37 19.27% ALGKOC ARDENT LEISURE GROUP LIMITED MINI Long $0.6615 $0.7300 1 $1.38 48.11% $0.71 46.91% ALGKOP ARDENT LEISURE GROUP LIMITED MINI Short $2.1974 $1.9800 1 $1.38 62.57% $0.82 44.00% ALGKOR ARDENT LEISURE GROUP LIMITED MINI Short $2.6533 $2.3900 1 $1.38 51.82% $1.28 73.82% ALLKOD ARISTOCRAT LEISURE LTD MINI Long $25.1753 $27.6800 1 $34.26 73.48% $9.08 19.21% ALLKOA ARISTOCRAT LEISURE LTD MINI Long $21.8801 $24.0500 1 $34.26 63.86% $12.38 29.80% ALLKOC ARISTOCRAT LEISURE LTD MINI Long $21.3982 $23.5200 1 $34.26 62.46% $12.86 31.35% ALLKOG ARISTOCRAT LEISURE LTD MINI Long $8.3561 $9.1800 1 $34.26 24.39% $25.90 73.20% ALLKOT ARISTOCRAT LEISURE LTD MINI Short $39.7179 $35.7600 1 $34.26 86.26% $5.46 4.38% ALLKOQ ARISTOCRAT LEISURE LTD MINI Short $40.6869 $36.6300 1 $34.26 84.20% $6.43 6.92% ALLKOP ARISTOCRAT LEISURE LTD MINI Short $41.2965 $37.1800 1 $34.26 82.96% $7.04 8.52% ALLKOR ARISTOCRAT LEISURE LTD MINI Short $41.9541 $37.7800 1 $34.26 81.66% $7.69 10.27% ALQKOB ALS LTD MINI Long $7.4216 $8.5300 1 $9.19 80.76% $1.77 7.18% Page: 1 /50 Single Stock MINIs: Pages 1-39 Australian Index MINIs: Pages 40-41 International Index MINIs: Pages 42-44 Currency MINIs: Pages 45-47 Commodities MINIs: Pages 48-50 CitiFirst Single Stock MINIs Effective Date: 07-Jan-20 Approx % CitiFirst MINI CitiFirst MINI Stop Loss Trigger Required Current Share Approx CitiFirst Underlying Strike Gearing from Stop Code Type Level Number Price MINI Value Loss ALQKOE ALS LTD MINI Long $7.1523 $8.2200 1 $9.19 77.83% $2.04 10.55% ALQKOC ALS LTD MINI Long $6.5545 $7.5300 1 $9.19 71.32% $2.64 18.06% ALQKOD ALS LTD MINI Long $6.0810 $6.9900 1 $9.19 66.17% $3.11 23.94% ALQKOU ALS LTD MINI Short $11.5509 $9.8200 1 $9.19 79.56% $2.36 6.86% ALQKOS ALS LTD MINI Short $12.1039 $10.2900 1 $9.19 75.93% $2.91 11.97% ALQKOP ALS LTD MINI Short $12.7397 $10.8400 1 $9.19 72.14% $3.55 17.95% ALQKOR ALS LTD MINI Short $13.3958 $11.3900 1 $9.19 68.60% $4.21 23.94% ALUKOB ALTIUM LIMITED MINI Long $16.6910 $18.3500 1 $34.32 48.63% $17.63 46.53% ALUKOA ALTIUM LIMITED MINI Long $13.3819 $14.7100 1 $34.32 38.99% $20.94 57.14% ALUKOS ALTIUM LIMITED MINI Short $43.1237 $38.8300 1 $34.32 79.59% $8.80 13.14% ALUKOP ALTIUM LIMITED MINI Short $43.7491 $39.3800 1 $34.32 78.45% $9.43 14.74% ALXKOB ATLAS ARTERIA MINI Long $5.8544 $6.4300 1 $8.03 72.91% $2.18 19.93% ALXKOA ATLAS ARTERIA MINI Long $5.6618 $6.2200 1 $8.03 70.51% $2.37 22.54% ALXKOQ ATLAS ARTERIA MINI Short $9.6391 $8.6800 1 $8.03 83.31% $1.61 8.09% ALXKOR ATLAS ARTERIA MINI Short $10.3245 $9.3000 1 $8.03 77.78% $2.29 15.82% ALXKOS ATLAS ARTERIA MINI Short $11.2643 $10.1400 1 $8.03 71.29% $3.23 26.28% AMCKOE AMCOR LTD MINI Long $13.1447 $14.4500 1 $15.08 87.17% $1.94 4.18% AMCKOG AMCOR LTD MINI Long $12.7747 $14.0500 1 $15.08 84.71% $2.31 6.83% AMCKOD AMCOR LTD MINI Long $12.3489 $13.5700 1 $15.08 81.89% $2.73 10.01% AMCKOR AMCOR LTD MINI Short $17.4358 $15.7000 1 $15.08 86.49% $2.36 4.11% AMCKOS AMCOR LTD MINI Short $18.6325 $16.7700 1 $15.08 80.93% $3.55 11.21% AMCKOQ AMCOR LTD MINI Short $19.2240 $17.3100 1 $15.08 78.44% $4.14 14.79% AMPLOC AMP LTD GSL MINI Long $1.6782 $1.6782 1 $1.91 87.86% $0.38 12.14% AMPLOA AMP LTD GSL MINI Long $1.3661 $1.3661 1 $1.91 71.52% $0.69 28.48% AMPLOD AMP LTD GSL MINI Long $1.0278 $1.0278 1 $1.91 53.81% $1.03 46.19% AMPLOV AMP LTD GSL MINI Short $2.0919 $2.0919 1 $1.91 91.30% $0.33 9.52% AMPLOR AMP LTD GSL MINI Short $2.3699 $2.3699 1 $1.91 80.59% $0.61 24.08% AMPLOU AMP LTD GSL MINI Short $2.6167 $2.6167 1 $1.91 72.99% $0.86 37.00% AMPLOQ AMP LTD GSL MINI Short $2.8263 $2.8263 1 $1.91 67.58% $1.07 47.97% AMPKOE AMP LTD MINI Long $1.3421 $1.4800 1 $1.91 70.27% $0.57 22.51% AMPKOA AMP LTD MINI Long $1.2007 $1.3100 1 $1.91 62.86% $0.71 31.41% AMPKOF AMP LTD MINI Long $1.0223 $1.1300 1 $1.91 53.52% $0.89 40.84% Page: 2 /50 Single Stock MINIs: Pages 1-39 Australian Index MINIs: Pages 40-41 International Index MINIs: Pages 42-44 Currency MINIs: Pages 45-47 Commodities MINIs: Pages 48-50 CitiFirst Single Stock MINIs Effective Date: 07-Jan-20 Approx % CitiFirst MINI CitiFirst MINI Stop Loss Trigger Required Current Share Approx CitiFirst Underlying Strike Gearing from Stop Code Type Level Number Price MINI Value Loss AMPKOB AMP LTD MINI Long $0.8853 $0.9700 1 $1.91 46.35% $1.02 49.21% AMPKOG AMP LTD MINI Long $0.6926 $0.7600 1 $1.91 36.26% $1.22 60.21% AMPKOS AMP LTD MINI Short $2.5987 $2.3400 1 $1.91 73.50% $0.69 22.51% AMPKOT AMP LTD MINI Short $2.8716 $2.5900 1 $1.91 66.51% $0.96 35.60% AMPKOV AMP LTD MINI Short $3.1466 $2.8300 1 $1.91 60.70% $1.24 48.17% AMPKOR AMP LTD MINI Short $3.4545 $3.1100 1 $1.91 55.29% $1.54 62.83% AMPKOP AMP LTD MINI Short $3.9696 $3.5700 1 $1.91 48.12% $2.06 86.91% ANNKOB ANSELL LTD MINI Long $25.7252 $28.2800 1 $29.37 87.59% $3.64 3.71% ANNKOA ANSELL LTD MINI Long $24.6976 $27.1500 1 $29.37 84.09% $4.67 7.56% ANNKOR ANSELL LTD MINI Short $33.2296 $29.9200 1 $29.37 88.39% $3.86 1.87% ANNKOP ANSELL LTD MINI Short $35.3868 $31.8600 1 $29.37 83.00% $6.02 8.48% ANZLOA AUST AND NZ BANKING GROUP GSL MINI Long $24.6066 $24.6066 1 $24.63 99.90% $0.57 0.10% ANZLOF AUST AND NZ BANKING GROUP GSL MINI Long $23.3669 $23.3669 1 $24.63 94.87% $1.81 5.13% ANZLOG AUST AND NZ BANKING GROUP GSL MINI Long $22.7572 $22.7572 1 $24.63 92.40% $2.42 7.60% ANZLOB AUST AND NZ BANKING GROUP GSL MINI Long $20.4807 $20.4807 1 $24.63 83.15% $4.70 16.85% ANZLOC AUST AND NZ BANKING GROUP GSL MINI Long $19.4526 $19.4526 1 $24.63 78.98% $5.73 21.02% ANZLOQ AUST AND NZ BANKING GROUP GSL MINI Short $25.6404 $25.6404 1 $24.63 96.06% $1.56 4.10% ANZLOS AUST AND NZ BANKING GROUP GSL MINI Short $27.4349 $27.4349 1 $24.63 89.78% $3.35 11.39% ANZLOR AUST AND NZ BANKING GROUP GSL MINI Short $28.4197 $28.4197 1 $24.63 86.67% $4.34 15.39% ANZLOT AUST AND NZ BANKING GROUP GSL MINI Short $29.2293 $29.2293 1 $24.63 84.26% $5.15 18.67% ANZLOW AUST AND NZ BANKING GROUP GSL MINI Short $29.8274 $29.8274 1 $24.63 82.58% $5.75 21.10% ANZLOP AUST AND NZ BANKING GROUP GSL MINI Short $30.9059 $30.9059 1 $24.63 79.69% $6.83 25.48% ANZKOC AUST AND NZ BANKING GROUP MINI Long $22.8864 $24.4800 1 $24.63 92.92% $1.74 0.61% ANZKOH AUST AND NZ BANKING GROUP MINI Long $22.7627 $23.8800 1 $24.63 92.42% $1.87 3.05% ANZKOI AUST AND NZ BANKING GROUP MINI Long $21.7492 $23.2500 1 $24.63 88.30% $2.88 5.60% ANZKOK AUST AND NZ BANKING GROUP MINI Long $21.1680 $22.6300 1 $24.63 85.94% $3.46 8.12% ANZKOM AUST AND NZ BANKING GROUP MINI Long $20.3775 $21.3800 1 $24.63 82.73% $4.25 13.20% ANZKOB AUST AND NZ BANKING GROUP MINI Long $18.9354 $20.2500 1 $24.63 76.88% $5.69 17.78% ANZKOF AUST AND NZ BANKING GROUP MINI Long $18.2545 $19.5100 1 $24.63 74.11% $6.38 20.79% ANZKOG AUST AND NZ BANKING GROUP MINI Long $18.0470 $19.3000 1 $24.63 73.27% $6.58 21.64% ANZKON AUST AND NZ BANKING GROUP MINI Long $17.7059 $18.9300 1 $24.63 71.89% $6.92 23.14% ANZKOS AUST AND NZ BANKING GROUP MINI Short $28.1551 $26.1900 1 $24.63 87.48% $3.53 6.33% Page: 3 /50 Single Stock MINIs: Pages 1-39 Australian Index MINIs: Pages 40-41 International Index MINIs: Pages 42-44 Currency MINIs: Pages 45-47 Commodities MINIs: Pages 48-50 CitiFirst Single Stock MINIs Effective Date: 07-Jan-20 Approx % CitiFirst MINI CitiFirst MINI Stop Loss Trigger Required Current Share Approx CitiFirst Underlying Strike Gearing from Stop Code Type Level Number Price MINI Value Loss ANZKOV AUST AND NZ BANKING GROUP MINI Short $29.7721 $28.2900 1 $24.63 82.73% $5.14 14.86% ANZMOS AUST AND NZ BANKING GROUP MINI Short $31.0292 $29.4900 1 $24.63 79.38% $6.40 19.73% ANZMOT AUST AND NZ BANKING GROUP MINI Short $32.0459 $30.4600
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