Weekly Top Ten News Stories

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In this week's Weekly Insights (this is the second part): -Hard To Be Bearish -Beware Australian Chemicals -Conviction Calls: Citi, Morgans, Morgan Stanley, CS, Canaccord -An Evening With Rudi In November -Rudi On BoardRoom.Media (Updated)

In this week's Weekly Insights (published in two separate parts): -Is This The Melt Up? -Conviction Calls: Shaw, Bell Potter, CLSA, MS, GS, JPMorgan, CS –Last Ticket For Sale! -Everybody Wrong! (Almost)<

Buyers of uranium remain firm in their view there will be no market recovery before year end.

As China's winter looms, restrictions on iron ore and steel production have been imposed earlier than expected. Brokers review the outlook for the next six months.

Weekly Broker Wrap: NBN; mining services; hospitals; private health insurers; housing; outdoor advertising; and zipMoney.

After a weak September quarter, lithium producer Orocobre is surmounting some of the problems which occurred and brokers are becoming more comfortable with the outlook.

The main surprise in the Woolworths sales update, in a positive way, was Big W, where like-for-like sales rose for the first time in four years.

Cuffelinks Graham Hand summarises research which suggests equity investors should not be complacent.

FNArena Editor Rudi Filapek-Vandyck explains how cash from the sidelines is supporting Aussie shares.

Is the rally in copper driven by fundamentals or speculative? This is a question brokers are asking and, as usual, the answer is not straight forward.