Weekly Top Ten News Stories

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Beneath the cloud of China slowdown and Fed rate hike fears, the Australian market delivered a disappointing result season. The outlook is more positive, nonetheless. Brokers update their equity strategies and stock preferences.

Nick Linton-Ffrost of Fifth Wave suggests the ASX200 is shaping to break down through 5000 but a low will then be established.

As three utilities continue to consider term delivery offers, the uranium market remains devoid of any price-setting indicators.

Peter Switzer of the Switzer Super Report makes the case for seeking value in the the share market.

Iron ore prices have stabilised and even rallied a little. Is it time to become more bullish? Several brokers assess the prospects.

Weekly update on recommendation, target price, and earnings forecast changes.

In this week’s Weekly Insights:

– Aussie Banks: Important Questions, Few Answers
– Vale Yogi Berra
– Angst Versus Hope; China Versus USA?
– Lessons Learned, Lessons Shared
– Rudi On TV

Aussie Banks: Important Questions, Few Answers

By Rudi

Recession potential; retailer outlook; online groceries; Citi’s Buy ideas; healthcare outlook.

M2 Telecommunications and Vocus Communications have announced a merger deal, substantially consolidating a position as the number four player in the new NBN world.

Michael Gable of Fairmont Equities talks Veda, M2 Group, ARB Corp and IPH Ltd.