Weekly Top Ten News Stories

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Uranium sellers remain caught between backtracking spot prices and the belief that help is just around the corner.

Wesfarmers' success is dominated by Coles, but investors are ignoring coal's contribution and price slide in valuing the group.

Brokers look at why RBA rate cuts may not have the desired effect and who is winning in the telco stakes.

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

Analysts are starting to see a recovery in the iron ore market, oil price assumptions are revised, and sector stock preferences are updated.

A farm-in deal with Santos sees DJ Carmichael reiterate a positive view on Central Petroleum.

Despite the evidence, most investors simply don't accept that we're in a bull market, suggests Investment U.

Bank of Queensland shares have been trashed following management's profit warning, but brokers argue whether such treatment is justified.

Peter Switzer of the Switzer Super Report outlines how he sees the December quarter playing out for the stock market.

Breville offers an arguably unique investment thesis, removed from domestic consumer weakness, and despite a doubling of its share price, brokers believe.