Weekly Top Ten News Stories

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The Chartist suggests that from a technical perspective, beaten-down lithium miners may now be worth another look.

In this week's Weekly Insights (this is Part Two): -Central Banks Keep The Worries Away –BC *Extra* Puts Small Caps In Focus -Changing Climate Has RBA's Attention –Conviction Calls -February Reporting Season: Final Obse

The spot uranium price continues to slide as sellers are met with stalled demand.

Wesfarmers intends to expand categories and online offerings at Bunnings although brokers point out the opportunities are not without risk.

Adverse seasonal conditions, supply issues and glyphosate safety concerns plagued Nufarm in the first half and continue to affect the company's outlook.

Premier Investments is accelerating its emphasis on the Smiggle brand as it expands an online and wholesale business globally, although sales growth for established Smiggle markets eased back in the first half.

St Barbara has encountered a setback in its feasibility study for the mass extraction project at Gwalia, resulting in a reduction to production guidance amid higher costs.

Weekly Broker Wrap: supermarkets; general insurance; health insurance; telcos; asset managers; and industrial earnings.

Peter Switzer of the Switzer Super Report discusses the implications of an inverted US yield curve.

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