Weekly Top Ten News Stories

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

Jonathan Barratt of Barratt's Bulletin expects volatility to continue for gold but cites clear physical demand as a reason to be bullish.

There is a growing feeling among analysts that the gold price has now seen a low, but this hasn't stopped them slashing Australian goldminer targets and ratings.

The Australian mining boom is ending, growth forecasts have been eased for much of Asia and brokers ponder on Australia's cash rate and taxes.

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Michael Gable of Novus Capital suggests work at 5000 may give way to a pullback for the ASX 200, with the Dow Jones also looking toppy.

Orica has issued a profit warning and the outlook appears to have become a lot tougher.

By Rudi Filapek-Vandyck, Editor FNArena Is a bull market still a bull market if only 30% of equities is doing all the hard work? This question featured highly on the mindset of investors visiting the Sydney Trading and Investing Expo over the past weekend. In particular the

Uranium prices continued to soften last week, with sellers scrambling to secure deals on ever falling prices.

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