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Fun And Games In Gaming

Aug 17 2006

The ACCC has rejected TABCorp and UNiTAB will probably reject Tattersalls. Where does that leave everything?


Mariner Pipeline Trust A High Yielding Alternative

Aug 17 2006

Mariner Financial is offering units in the Mariner Pipeline trust, which carries a yield premium but little growth. New discoveries will become necessary if the PNG pipeline does not proceed.


Brokers Still Not Seeing Great Value In Bank Of Queensland

Aug 16 2006

Bank of Queensland should receive an earnings boost from its proposed takeover of Pioneer, but brokers are not turning positive given the stock remains expensive compared to the sector.


Bendigo Bank Short On Earnings, Plenty On Doubts

Aug 15 2006

Bendigo Bank reported a profit result below most broker forecasts yesterday and remains out of favour in terms of overall ratings, but this hasn’t hurt the share price.


Analysts Scramble To Re-Rate Leighton

Aug 15 2006

Leighton Holdings’ result caught many an analyst by surprise, although Deutsche smirked and JP Morgan remained cynical.


ABN Amro Dumps KH Foods

Aug 11 2006

The news is all bad from KH Foods. ABN Amro is ceasing coverage.


Short-Term Direction for Aussie Dollar Appears To Be Up

Aug 11 2006

The Australian dollar is forecast to rise against the US dollar in coming months, but ANZ Bank suggests this could provide a good chance to lock in profits before the currency weakens next year.


Odds Of Another Rate Rise Shorten

Aug 10 2006

Today’s jobs data follow on from yesterday’s housing data as indicators that nothing is causing the economy to slow as yet. Another rate rise is looking more likely.


Opportunity To Be Had In Downer?

Aug 10 2006

After a 40% fall in its share price yesterday, two brokers have upgraded their recommendations on Downer EDI.


Increased Competition A Likely Result of Telstra’s FTTN Decision

Aug 09 2006

Telstra’s FTTN decision is expected to lead to lower broadband prices and increased competition, but ADSL2+ is not seen as a realistic substitute.



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