Weekly Top Ten News Stories

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The first week of the new quarter brought a halt to frantic end of quarter selling, allowing the uranium spot price to recover slightly.

BT Investment Management pleased brokers with its ability to generate positive fund flows from the JO Hambro business in the March quarter.

Peter Switzer of the Switzer Super Report outlines eight boxes that have to be ticked for a 5900 target to be achievable for the local index.

Burson Group is well placed to take advantage of the growth and increasing complexity of vehicles in Australia. Macquarie initiates coverage of the stock.

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

 In this week's Weekly Analysis: – The Bear Market Diaries – Episode 7 – Cash Is King In Australia – Telstra's Growth Outlook Challenged – BHP's Climate Change Confession – NigelNoMates Not On Holidays – Catching Up On The Past – Rudi On Tour – Nothing

Iluka has reduced its zircon pricing for the June quarter, following on from competitor actions, and brokers observe the outlook is weak.

Peter Switzer of the Switzer Super Report espouses the benefits of sensible portfolio management.

Shareholder returns; Amcor in Credit Suisse's top picks; services exports; retail sales outlook, federal budget and healthcare reforms; Bell Potter initiates on Medical Developments International.

Breakdown in mineral sands discipline; support for gold; copper vulnerable to downside; nickel still loss-makiing; Oz iron ore shipments decline; steel margins expand.