Daily FNArena News

Australian American has a number of uranium projects in the US and with potential for production as early as 2012 the company is receiving some US investment bank coverage.

Billabong’s full year earnings met expectations but guidance for FY11 was weak and management’s new retail strategy is dividing views in the market.

BTIG market strategist explains why US equities look extremely cheap, similar to the situation back in March 2009.

Friday generated a technical warning signal, called the Hindenburg Omen. The matter is dividing commentators and technicians across the world.

Your editor was one of three guests on BoardRoomRadio’s Friday Afternoon Round Table today.

Mermaid Marine delivered a solid full year result and brokers expect similar solid performance in coming years.

Citi’s commodity analysts have discovered some concerning trends, while quant specialists at Macquarie have updated their best ideas.

PFP Wealth’s Tim Price lines up a few hard truths for today’s investors.

A glance through the latest expert views and predictions about commodities including some differing views on base metals, UBS on iron ore and Standard Bank on platinum.

Some are perplexed as to why the world’s biggest miner is trying to move into agriculture, but analysts simply question why an acquisition of such size is required to do so.