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Previous Stories

ASX200: Break-Out Levels The Key

May 16 2016 - Technicals

Nick Linton-Ffrost of Fifth Wave suggests 5400-25 to the upside and 5200-50 to the downside are the key levels to watch for the index.


Aristocrat Pulls Earnings Upgrade Lever

May 13 2016 - Australia

Aristocrat Leisure stunned brokers by delivering a resounding upgrade to the earnings outlook, as it grows outright sales, market share, margins and new segments.


Your Editor On Twitter

May 13 2016 - FYI

This week’s Tweets on Twitter by Your Editor.


Good As It Gets For CSR?

May 12 2016 - Australia

CSR delivered a credible FY16 result, brokers contend. Yet, while building demand extends for another 12-18 months, several believe the going is as good as it gets for CSR.


Australian Corporate Bond Price Tables

May 12 2016 - Australia

FNArena provides a weekly update of Australian listed corporate bond issues, current pricing and yield data.


The Short Report

May 12 2016 - Australia

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


Caution Required On Macquarie Group

May 12 2016 - Technicals

The Chartist suggests investors should be cautious about following Macquarie Group’s rebound higher.


QBE To Return More Capital?

May 11 2016 - Australia

QBE Insurance has fleshed out its plans to deliver profit growth of more than 10% by 2018. Brokers laud the detail on targets but are aware that a lot needs to go right.


Resilient Incitec Pivot Surprises Brokers

May 11 2016 - Australia

Incitec Pivot’s first half results were ahead of most broker forecasts, albeit from low-quality items. Still, the explosives business surprised with its resilience.


Share Buybacks – Who’s Doing It?

May 11 2016 - Australia

Weekly Update on ASX-listed companies buying in their own stock.


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