Weekly Top Ten News Stories – 1 November 2019

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Brokers flag heightened potential for Westpac Bank to cut its dividend and/or underwrite its dividend reinvestment plan after more remediation provisions were announced.

Dear time-poor reader: what can investors learn from 25 years of CSL on the ASX? In this week's Weekly Insights: -25 Years CSL: What Can We Learn? -WiseTech Global Is A Target Now -Rudi Talks -Rudi On Tour 25 Years CSL:

Weekly Broker Wrap: building materials; banks; general insurance; and online classifieds.

Plastic has become an intractable problem and intractable problems require revolutionary solutions. The world may be standing on the brink of a transformation as radical as the I-phone. (Final part in a series of Two)

The uranium market remains in a state of flux due to policy uncertainty. Sellers became more anxious last week.

A glance through the latest expert views and predictions about commodities. Oil; nickel; iron ore; metallurgical coal; and thermal coal.

The story below was written on invitation by the Australian Shareholders' Association (ASA) and was published in this month's edition of ASA members magazine Equity. Weekly Insights shall resume its normal format next week. On Dividend Alert By Rudi Filape

Cleanaway Waste is now relying on cost reductions and price increases to deliver growth in the second half of FY20, guiding to a flat first half.

Peter Switzer of the Switzer Report notes the US bull market is historically long in the tooth. But is it thus about to end?

While ResMed has recovered its lead in the sleep disorder market, several brokers suspect stellar growth rates may taper.