Weekly Top Ten News Stories

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In this week's Weekly Insights (this is Part Two): –Conviction Calls, Part I -In Quality We Trust –Conviction Calls, Part II -Rudi Talks -Rudi On Tour [Non-highlighted parts appeared in Part One on Thursday] By Rudi Fila

Craig Parker of Moat Capital suggests the ASX200 remains in a daily uptrend but bearish signals are appearing in weekly and monthly charts.

Brazil's Vale is plagued by problems at its iron ore mines and despite surging prices, other suppliers are finding it difficult to make up the difference. Yet are prices peaking?

Buyers are paying more for uranium that does not come from sources facing possible US restriction but falling demand is still sending prices lower.

Earnings uncertainty for Link Administration is heightened and the stock is expected to trade at a discount to valuation for some time.

Appen has upgraded earnings guidance and indicated a solid order book exists for 2019.

In this week's Weekly Insights (published in two parts): -Conviction Calls, Part I –In Quality We Trust -Conviction Calls, Part II –Rudi On Tour [Non-highlighted parts will appear in Part Two on Friday]

Will China's self-sufficiency action plan for infant milk formula have a detrimental impact on imports?

A glance through the latest expert views and predictions about commodities. Oil; alumina & aluminium; and base metal miners.

Weekly Broker Wrap: Australian dollar; radiology; chemicals; aquaculture; food retailers; department stores; and telco/fibre infrastructure.