Weekly Top Ten News Stories

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After seven consecutive incremental weekly gains, the spot uranium price fell back to the US$20/lb mark last week.

Brokers are concerned that data centre operator NextDC may be distracted by the recent corporate activity that is besetting data centre owner, Asia-Pacific Data Centre.

In this week's Weekly Insights: -Energy Sector's Sword Of Damocles -No Weekly Insights Next Week -The RBA Narrative That Never Was -Telstra's Long Anticipated Dividend Cut -Conviction Calls: Citi, Goldman, Macquarie and CS -June Quarter IP

The Chartist suggests there may be weakness ahead for Commonwealth Bank following the APRA snap-back.

Michael Gable of Fairmont Equities suggests BHP is lining up to make a higher high.

Peter Switzer of the Switzer Super Report previews earnings season for Telstra, the big banks and big miners.

Weak oil prices are undermining the performance of many stocks in the energy sector and several brokers have reduced their forecasts, noting oil prices may remain lower for longer.

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

The Chartist reports Ramsay Health Care may be shaping up for a leg higher.

South32 missed expectations on several fronts in its June quarter but continues to screen well for brokers on current multiples, underpinned by a strong balance sheet.