Daily FNArena News

Michael Gable of Fairmont Equities reports the uptrend for shares in Lovisa Holdings is preparing for the next leg higher

Nvidia didn’t save the markets, but it did silence the naysayers, for now. What may possibly lay ahead?

Overviews in raw numbers and calculations that might assist investors with assessing trends and currents that might not be apparent from daily volatility and movements

FNArena’s Monitor keeps track of corporate earnings result releases, including broker views, ratings and target price changes and beat/miss assessments

BHP’s tag of being simply an iron ore producer may disappear in the years ahead, and for good reasons, predicts MPC Markets’ Mark Gardner

IG’s Tony Sycamore shares his technical views on the Nasdaq, the local index, and gold

In the wake of consensus-beating interim results, Aristocrat Leisure may undertake further capital management following a strategic review of assets

Michael Gable of Fairmont Equities suggests Incitec Pivot shares are now shackles-free and eyeing $3.40 as the next level of technical resistance

The USA stands out from the pack. T. Rowe Price’s Chief US Economist, Blerina Uruci, explains why and the future consequences

Recently ASX-listed Blinklab claims the world’s best mobile phone app for detecting autism, the New Criterion’s Tim Boreham reports