Weekly Top Ten News Stories

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A solid reporting season is expected for the healthcare sector but brokers see divergence between individual stocks.

July witnessed a surge in uranium trading volumes as buyers took advantage of lower prices, although oversupply is keeping pricing steady.

Netcomm Wireless is shaping up to be a major player in high-growth M2M technology and Moelis initiates coverage.

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

The results of the Australian Investors' Sentiment Survey for July are out.

Central banks buy gold; new bank accounting standard; Aussies still like travelling; Primary Health Care sets up IVF clinic; and tough times ahead for retailers.

In this week's Weekly Insights: – Why Would I Use Analysts' Predictions? – Mining: The Slow Grind Higher – Chinese Trusts: The Problem That Won't Go Away – Primary Healthcare: Not A Cash Cow – Rudi On TV: The Week Ahead – Rudi On Tour Visits Brisbane In Septem

Lynas' June quarter production report has signalled the urgency of a debt restructure, or Lynas will need to raise funds again.

Michael Gable of Fairmont Equities reports the technicals are looking better for beaten-down Atlas Iron.

Nick Linton-Ffrost of Fifth Wave suggests Friday's sell-off opens up the likelihood of further net selling for the ASX200.