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Peter Switzer remains courageous and suggests buying dividend stocks on the cheap.

Jonathan Barratt of Barratt’s Bulletin remains bullish on gold, noting Iranian nuclear concerns add to the upside drivers.

Supply issues remain a key point of focus for the global oil market and differing views on market tightness have generated a range to price expectations in coming months.

Nomura has initiated coverage on Prima Biomed with a Buy rating, attracted to the group’s potential to develop an immunotherapy-based treatment for ovarian cancer.

Softening Chinese steel demand suggests a weak short-term outlook for steel but expectations remain for a tighter market and higher margins from 2013.

The Conference Board believes average global GDP growth will slow into at least next decade, while a PIMCO survey finds an increasing number of global pessimists, with Australians among them.

Forex.com’s Kathleen Brooks asks the obvious question now that financial markets are back in turmoil.

Despite a more influential domestic economy, China will still be impacted by loss of export demand in the wake of the European crisis.

FNArena’s Treasure Chest reports on money making ideas from stockbrokers and other experts. RBS analysts still see entry opportunity ahead of the earnings surge for mining services companies from FY13.