Daily FNArena News

No spot uranium transactions were reported last week but the first approvals of new US reactors since 1978 had market participants talking.

FNArena’s weekly update on short positions in the Australian share market.

Charlie Chartchecker is preparing for a pull back, but he’s not too worried about it.

ATW’s Jerry Simmons observes many price charts for financial assets are showing dojis. These often, but not always, announce a pending change in trend.

Transfield Services has reaffirmed full year earnings guidance and while some brokers suggest short-term risk has now been removed, others remain wary of further downgrades.

James Hardie has finally won its long-running dispute with the ATO and should receive more than $310m in compensation. Stockbrokers are expecting additional capital management initiatives.

Overall price action in February has disappointed the Chartist. So what to make of it all?

Weekly update on recommendation, target price, and earnings forecast changes.

Interim earnings from Telstra were broadly as the market had expected. Broker opinions remain divided on how much value is on offer at current levels.

Peter Switzer of the Switzer Super Report notes celebrated bear and GFC tipster Nouriel Roubini has now grown horns and a tail.