Daily FNArena News - FYI

PFP wealth’s Tim Price has a bit of fun with those high brow journos who claim gold is in a bubble.

ANZ Bank estimates Australia needs invest $600 billion in infrastructure over the next six years, while in Asia the estimate is US$13 trillion over the next decade.

Australians are paying for the privilege of living in the Lucky Country. The same goes for ASX-listed stocks, so investors better pay attention.

A growing number of market experts is preaching caution. Maybe investors should take these warnings on board?

PFP Wealth’s Tim price investigates why going contrarian does pay off, and handsomely so. But what to pick right now?

Some extra guidelines behind FNArena’s service for identifying cheap and undervalued stocks. I will be traveling the country from next week to explain it all in person.

GFT’s market analyst David Morrison suggests US corporate earnings will be key for the share market’s outlook.

PFP Wealth’s Tim Price think’s its better to read one book by Henry Hazlitt then it is to pay attention to modern economists.

Following the Bank of Japan’s surprise jump into QE2, Danske Bank argues the Bank of England will follow suit tomorrow night. With the Fed also preparing, will it all work?

Ahead of the Herd’s Rick Mills argues agricultural commodities should be on every investor’s radar.