Weekly Reports | Nov 18 2011
Our top ten news from 11 November 2011 to 18 November 2011 (ranked according to popularity).
Macquarie has initiated coverage on rare earth play Lynas Corporation, joining other brokers in seeing significant valuation upside as the company enters production.
Peter Switzer remains courageous and suggests buying dividend stocks on the cheap.
Traders jumped back into uranium with a vengeance last week, sending the spot price up US$4/lb.
There is a risk inevitable recession in Europe could lead to global recession, but Danske Bank believes this will not be the case as other economies step up.
Experts' focus is shifting towards China, while stockbrokers have been updating their preferences in the share market.
Still tight market fundamentals and Iran adding to geopolitical pressures suggest the bias for oil prices remains to the upside.
Daily update on share prices and consensus price targets.
Subdued domestic operating conditions don't detract from the value on offer in Breville according to Moelis.
According to Investment U, a recent pick up in the pace of consolidation in the gold sector is expected to continue in 2012.
To account for recent economic conditions and revised expectations Danske Bank has updated its forecasts for currencies.