Weekly Reports | Jun 24 2011
Our top ten news from 17 June 2011 to 24 June 2011 (ranked according to popularity).
A simple explanation for a simple indicator that has led equity markets for decades and is likely to continue doing exactly that.
Shell is near completing a massive project in Qatar, ahead of its floating LNG plans, while the US has approval to export shale gas. With nuclear on the outer, how will Australia's gas projects fare?
(This story was originally written and published on Monday, 20th June 2011). By Rudi Filapek-Vandyck, Editor FNArena The mistake is often made and it has cost many investors a lot of money over the years past. And I do mean: a lot of
Russell Investment is of the view global equities are not overly cheap, the Aussie dollar is too expensive and commodities are likely headed lower.
Excess supply and ongoing uncertainty over European and Japanese nuclear policy had spot uranium slipping slightly last week.
ATW's Jerry Simmons suggests investors should carefully watch copper and AUD/USD to gauge what is going to happen with equities.
A decisive equity raising has saved air conditioning installer Hastie from a near death experience, brokers suggest.
Ahead of the Herd's Rick Mills suggests there are significant opportunities for investors among junior rare earth plays.
Buy and Hold strategies are dead? Only for those who fail to pay attention.
While Australian wine consumption has grown strongly in recent years so too has production both domestically and overseas, leading CBA to suggest the industry will face increased competition.