Weekly Top Ten News Stories – 27 September 2019

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Ahead of the Herd's Rick Mills argues why there is little hope for the uranium price, and why thorium remains a far more palatable alternative.

A closer examination of analysts' forecasts post the disappointing August reporting season in Australia suggests dividend cuts are on the increase, with plenty more to come.

Increasing customer usage and avenues for growth both vertically and internationally have put Afterpay Touch in the box seat in the Buy Now, Pay Later segment.

The New Criterion's Tim Boreham outlines the traps for investors as high expectations for lithium miners fail to convert.

All domestic apparel brands improved market positions and achieved strong sales growth in FY19 for Premier Investments yet bellwether Smiggle turned in a soft performance.

A glance through the latest expert views and predictions about commodities. China infrastructure; iron ore miners; Indian industry; coking coal; oil; and rutile.

The Chartist reports CSL appears to be setting up for another push higher so it's one to watch.

Weekly Broker Wrap: Aged care; advertising; housing; and theme parks.

Goodman Group represents an attractive opportunity, Shaw and Partners believes, for those looking for a stock that continues to benefit from the growing e-commerce sector.

Dear time-poor investor: an assessment whether the bond market induced momentum switch for equities spells more trouble ahead? In this week's Weekly Insights: -Bonds Add To Uncertainty -Dividend Cuts, They Are Coming -Rudi Talks –