This week’s Tweets on Twitter by Your Editor.
The second annual Russell/SPAA survey shows a healthy SMSF industry but an ongoing preference for cash as an investment, and not just as a parking station.
While interim earnings were broadly as expected a surprise capital raising by Kingsgate has prompted brokers to lower their ratings for the stock.
CSL delivered a strong interim profit result in constant currency terms and with further growth expected ratings for the stock have been upgraded.
Writing for VoxEU, Charles Wyplosz cautions the ECB is taking huge risks in effectively guaranteeing Eurozone government debts.
Jonathan Barratt of Barratt’s Bulletin looks to gold’s demand-supply balance in support of a bullish view.
The Chartist reports one technical interpretation the USD Index having peaked inside an ongoing negative trend channel.
A glance through the latest expert views and predictions about commodities with updates on expectations for base and precious metal markets, differeing views on nickel and the influence of China on steel and iron ore prices.
Oil Search delivered a solid 2011 result and with 2012 a big year for exploration and progress at the PNG LNG project, equity brokers continue to see valuation upside.
Technical analysts believe gold has been building a base for the next rally upwards.
