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Stockbroker Ideas And Preferences

Jun 22 2010

Strategists at Macquarie, RBS and BA-ML updated their thoughts, while JPM’s emerging companies team lined up a list of favourites.


Assessing the Telstra/NBN Deal

Jun 22 2010

Telstra has reached agreement with NBNCo with respect to migrating customers and leasing infrastruture, but brokers don’t like the lack of details.


RBS Likes Resources, So Does Citi (But CS Hates Infigen)

Jun 21 2010

In reports written prior to the latest RMB events, both RBS and Citi stated their value attraction to Australian resources stocks. CS updated its small cap preferences.


Mining, Construction And Transport Driving Australian Economy

Jun 18 2010

According to CommSec the latest Australian jobs growth data showed the mining, construction and transport sectors have returned as the primary drivers of the Australian economy.


Trading And Value Opportunities

Jun 18 2010

Strategists at Citi, Macquarie and UBS have outlined a few ideas, good and bad, for short and longer term horizons.


Value In Peet As It Scales Up Operations

Jun 18 2010

Property developer Peet is considering using external distribution to expand the size of its property syndicates and Citi is positive on the move.


FY12 Remains Key For Whitehaven Coal

Jun 16 2010

Macquarie has initiated coverage on coal play Whitehaven with an Outperform rating and $5.30 price target.


Oz House Prices Due For A Breather?

Jun 16 2010

Westpac economist Matthew Hassan sees signs house prices in Australia are due for a breather following some hefty gains over the past six months.


Oz Leading Index Retreats

Jun 16 2010

Westpac-MI leading index retreated in April, admittedly from a very high level.


Modest Growth Forecast For Oz Residential Property Prices

Jun 15 2010

BIS Shrapnel forecasts modest growth only for Australian property prices as a lack of affordability and higher interest rates will limit gains.



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