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Our editor’s repeated reminders about the new low growth paradigm for telecommunication companies has triggered a response from a knowledgeable reader.

What to do at times like these when share prices are simply refusing to respond to investor prayers? Look at what the value investors are doing, Reynolds’ Markus Mueller says.

Stainless steel prices could rise by as much as 19% over the coming four months, MEPS says, pushed higher by nickel.

Throwaway medical equipment is used sparingly in Australia, but in 90% of procedures in the US. Supplier ITL Group has the world at its feet.

Economists are changing their interest rate forecasts for the US. An increasing number have started to incorporate another hike at the end of this month.

Weekly musings from your editor.

Economic growth in Australia proved to be higher than economists expected in the first three months of 2006. Chances for another RBA rate hike have definitely increased.

A significant nickel discovery has set Jubilee Mines up to deliver above average returns, Intersuisse says.

What if you’d just publicly sold your accommodation dotcom for hundreds of millions after six years? Would you sit back and expect to maintain a virtual monopoly? Or would the competition suddenly get fierce?

Multiplex’s share price may have recovered a bit recently, but most brokers don’t think the run will continue.