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FNArena is one of few remaining truly independent providers of financial markets analysis, financial commentary and business news in Australia. Our Daily Financial News is not based on ASX lodgements or corporate press releases, but more so on updated views, insights and responses from stockbrokers and other experts. FNArena is not aligned with any financial institution, hence the moniker “independent”. We have a long history of publishing out-of-consensus views and market analysis. Our quest is not to be bullish or bearish, but to correctly assess future trends.

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Previous Stories

Atlas Iron: Too Many Irons In The Fire?

Oct 21 2013 - Australia

Atlas Iron is juggling developments on several fronts and brokers evaluate what is required to keep all the balls in the air.


Australian Corporate Bond Price Tables

Oct 21 2013 - Australia

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


Weekly Recommendation, Target Price, Earnings Forecast Changes

Oct 21 2013 - Australia

Weekly update on recommendation, target price, and earnings forecast changes.


iQ ASX Weekly Forecast For Week Ending 25th October 2013

Oct 19 2013 - Australia

iQuant reports the trend seems to be up, but with higher than usual risks.


Australian Stocks: What Happened Today?

Oct 19 2013 - Australia

A wrap of the day’s activity on the Australian stock market.


Your Editor On Twitter

Oct 18 2013 - FYI

This week’s Tweets on Twitter by Your Editor.


Australian Stocks: What Happened Today?

Oct 17 2013 - Australia

A wrap of the day’s activity on the Australian stock market.


The Short Report

Oct 17 2013 - Australia

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


What To Do With Mount Gibson’s Cash Mountain?

Oct 17 2013 - Australia

Brokers speculate about what Mount Gibson might do with its cash pile.


How High Can The Aussie Go?

Oct 17 2013 - Technicals

The Chartist reports the long trade in the Aussie is still preferred but upside may soon become limited.


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