Weekly Reports | May 17 2013
Our top ten news from 09 May 2013 to 16 May 2013 (ranked according to popularity).
Light activity, thin demand and increasingly stubborn sellers still delivered a small lift to the uranium spot price last week.
Weekly update on recommendation, target price, and earnings forecast changes.
Iron ore supply is increasing and there are fears the price will plunge. Commonwealth Bank analysts take a look at what is most likely.
Domestically, NAB's interim result was in line with peers. A lack of similar capital management nevertheless reflects the bank's legacy UK albatross.
The latest auction of 4G spectrum procured a new bidder, TPG Telecom. Surprised brokers are now speculating as to just what TPG is thinking.
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A number of brokers have taken a look at Infrastructure and Utilities stocks over the past few weeks in a move to guide their customers to yield.
Investment U's Alexander Green advises investors' portfolios should be prepared for uncertain times.
Brokers ask whether the market outlook is overly optimistic, note the rise of self managed super funds and ponder the value of Telstra's fixed asset base.
The coal world is diverging. Thermal coal suppliers are under pressure while the outlook for coking coal is rosier.