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PFP Wealth’s Tim Price dismisses the notion of a bond “bubble”. Deflation is coming, he warns, and investors better pay attention.

Medical device technology group ImpediMed has signed a contract with a US managed care organisation and RBS Morgans expects more deals will follow, with positive implications for the share price.

A glance through the latest expert views and predictions about commodities with long-term implications from the BP oil spill and few reasons to be positive on iron ore short-term.

All the Big Bank results are now in for the season, and it is the Little Two showing up the Big Two.

Yesterday’s surge in Foster’s shares was always going to be a bit of a joke. Here’s why.

Steel industry consultant MEPS predicts 2010 will be a record year for global crude steel production.

ANZ Bank shares are trading in a grey zone, reports the Wizard, implying they could go either way depending on resistance and support levels.

Australian American has a number of uranium projects in the US and with potential for production as early as 2012 the company is receiving some US investment bank coverage.

Billabong’s full year earnings met expectations but guidance for FY11 was weak and management’s new retail strategy is dividing views in the market.

BTIG market strategist explains why US equities look extremely cheap, similar to the situation back in March 2009.