Daily FNArena News - Australia

Analysts excitedly gathered in London last night in anticipation of a great new show, but instead got a re-run.

Long-term supporter Intersuisse remains positive on Service Stream, suggesting investors continue to buy at current levels for solid growth prospects.

Newcrest’s Cadia might be safe for now but Rio’s Tarong is not. BHP’s Olympic Dam may prove quite a strain. Water is quickly becoming the mining industry’s biggest headache.

Crossland Uranium sees little sign of any weakness in the uranium market while Toll Securities believes the short term outlook may be bleak.

Value investor Perpetual has been building up a sizeable stake in Service Stream.

Discussions with Babcock & Brown are continuing, but it won’t involve a merger or takeover, says Primelife.

One of Australia’s most promising technology companies has just announced another milestone contract from India.

No portfolio changes, no strategy update, no capital management, no dividend increase, poor FY08 guidance – is there anything to like about CSR?

Bravura Solutions looks well placed to grow in the financial services solutions marketplace but brokers prefer to remain cautious until management delivers on potential.

It is beholden upon stock analysts in 2007 to at least point out the buyout potential of their charges. With that in mind, Citi has nominated Transurban.