Miners push S.Africa stocks below 2011 breakeven

JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South African stocks fell further away from their breakeven level for 2011, edging down 0.4 percent on Thursday as miners such as Impala Platinum were hit by a sell-off in precious metals. Trade was thin on the last full session of the year, with market players predicting a lacklustre start to 2012 due to nagging concerns about the euro zone debt crisis and slack global growth. Johannesburg trade will finish at 1000 GMT in a shortened session on Friday. "We're stuck in a situation now where we've got equities that are not expensive ... ...