Daily FNArena News

The Chartist reports that despite apparent support at US$45, the path of least resistance for the crude price remains to the downside.

Peter Switzer of the Switzer Super Report offers a handful of rules for long term investors in the Australian share market.

Michael Gable of Fairmont Equities suggests traders with higher risk appetite might consider Village Roadshow post recent weakness.

Paladin’s December quarter production and prices disappointed brokers but they concede the company is now better placed for any upside in uranium sentiment.

Macquarie Group has firmed up guidance for FY15 earnings growth of 10-20%, on the back of increased commodity trading revenue and a lower Australian dollar.

Spot U3O8 is on the rise and industry consultant TradeTech suggests overall activity bodes well for the first quarter of 2015.

Further downside for bulk prices envisaged; base metals have the better outlook; volatility is likely short term; and value opportunities in gold and copper.

Michael Lombardi explains why he remains bullish on gold.

The Swiss National Bank has removed its currency peg to the euro sparking speculation regarding a negative impact on CSL’s earnings.

Affinity Education has rapidly increased its presence in the child care sector and Canaccord Genuity likes the prospect of dividends in 2015.