Weekly Reports | Jun 14 2013
Our top ten news from 06 June 2013 to 13 June 2013 (ranked according to popularity).
US investors are fretting about the return of the Hindenburg Omen, a scary sounding technical warning bell. In 2007 the subsequent damage remained benign, but 2007 is when the signal gained notoriety.
Jonathan Barratt of Barratt's Bulletin sees gold suppoted as physical purchases from central banks offset paper market selling. Opportunities are also presenting in platinum and palladium.
Peter Switzer of the Switzer Super Report discusses his view on how a Fed QE taper will impact on markets and how he would play local stocks.
Sector analysts are growing increasingly optimistic about the prospect of some sort of reversal in uranium prices, but in the meantime the spot price continues to soften.
Goldminer Newcrest has become the latest resource major to shelve growth plans in favour of cash generation in a weaker commodities market. Brokers have substantially dropped forecasts.
Phillip Capital reviews Australian economic data and moves in stock, currency and gold markets.
Weekly update on recommendation, target price, and earnings forecast changes.
Tuesday 11 June 2013 – 10:25 AM
Insurers are homing in on commercial clients, banks are looking at construction again and ASX is eyeing off the funds management sector.
Low CV coal imports, steel demand and iron ore. Aluminium output cuts and copper supply disruptions.
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