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Previous Stories

Oil To Move Lower

Feb 28 2013 - Commodities

Jonathan Barratt of Barratt’s Bulletin suggests crude oil prices will continue on their downward trajectory.


Australian Stocks: What Happened Today?

Feb 27 2013 - Australia

A wrap of the day’s activity on the Australian stock market.


More Yen Selling Ahead

Feb 27 2013 - Technicals

The TechWizard’s charts suggest a recent stall in the yen’s fall is just a pause before yen selling resumes once more.


Metal Matters: Aluminium, Lead And Nickel

Feb 27 2013 - Commodities

Approaching aluminium softness, lead to end its run and nickel heading into possible oversupply.


Can CBA Keep Going Up?

Feb 27 2013 - Technicals

The Chartist sees scope for more blue sky for CBA even if a pullback eventuates.


The Short Report

Feb 27 2013 - FYI

FNArena’s weekly update on short positions in the Australian share market.


Doubts Over M2 Telecom’s Growth Rate

Feb 27 2013 - Australia

Brokers are unsure whether M2 Telecommunications can deliver on its plans for earnings growth.


Copper: Huge Sell-Off. Who Is Doing The Buying?

Feb 27 2013 - Commodities

Michael Noonan of Edge Trader Plus provides a technical lesson in assessing commity market trends.


Australian Stocks: What Happened Today?

Feb 26 2013 - Australia

A wrap of the day’s activity on the Australian stock market.


Japan Offloads Uranium

Feb 26 2013 - Commodities

The uranium price dropped last week on worrying news out of nuclear power sector lynchpin, Japan.


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