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Previous Stories

Rudi On Thursday

Feb 14 2007 - FYI

Weekly musings from your editor.


Trial Results Not Earnings Key For Peplin

Feb 14 2007 - Australia

Peplin posted a loss of more than $10m for the December half but ABN Amro Morgans suggests investors should focus on the results of clinical trials when assessing the stock’s outlook.


Overlooking The Beach

Feb 14 2007 - Australia

Intersuisse believes the market is missing a great investment opportunity by ignoring Beach Petroleum for all the wrong reasons.


Oz Consumer Sentiment Up Despite Rate Hikes

Feb 14 2007 - Australia

Australia has had three interest rate hikes in a year but consumer sentiment remains rosy – as long as you’re in the city.


Australia Drives Wall Street

Feb 14 2007 - FYI

Rumours of competing bids for Alcoa by BHP and Rio were a catalyst for another takeover-inspired rally on Wall Street overnight.


Merrills Sees Short Term Trading Opportunity In Zinifex

Feb 13 2007 - Australia

Merrill Lynch rates the stock as Sell but sees a higher zinc price in the short-term as likely to spark a bounce in the Zinifex share price.


BHP And Rio Tinto Targeting Alcoa (Again)

Feb 13 2007 - Australia

Yes, the Alcoa rumours are back and this time The Times has a report with some interesting backgrounds and insights.


Wave Goodbye To US$600 Gold

Feb 13 2007 - Commodities

GoldMoney’s James Turk believes there is a good chance US$600/oz for gold will never be seen again.


Oz Rates To Stay On Hold In The Near Term

Feb 12 2007 - Australia

Economists agree the RBA Statement on Monetary Policy implies no rate rise around the corner, but they won’t agree on what will happen after that.


Market Experts See Higher Uranium Prices Next Few Weeks

Feb 12 2007 - Commodities

Last week saw no deals concluded and thus no change to the spot uranium price but market experts believe prices are set to run up further, and soon.


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