Weekly Reports | Apr 19 2013
Our top ten news from 11 April 2013 to 18 April 2013 (ranked according to popularity).
While most of the uranium world gathered for the World Nuclear Fuel Cycle conference last week in Singapore, slim volumes helped push prices lower.
Microequities suggests recent weakness for Vocus Communication ignores earnings growth potential from acquisitions and the rollout of the company's fibre network.
Eleven members of the All-Weather family continue to post a positive year, with outperformances revealing themselves on days of weakness.
The world is heading for drastic geopolitical and geoeconomic change over the next decade. How do we prepare?
Price forecasts are cut for base metals as supply starts to exceed demand and BHP's plans for coal production should limit price upside.
Oz coal juniors are underperforming and coal prices are under pressure. Oil prices tighten as tensions increase while Chile is losing competitiveness in copper.
Weekly update on recommendation, target price, and earnings forecast changes.
There's more pain coming for gold and gold stocks so brokers believe now is the time to be cautious in portfolio choices.
Michael Gable of Novus Capital sees more extensive technical downside possible for the Australian market post the China data and Boston bombing.
Brokers discuss their equity views on world regional, Australian, sector and stock-specific basis.