Daily FNArena News

Michael Kemp’s ‘Uncommon Sense’ concludes nothing is perfect when it comes to investing, and ‘value’ certainly isn’t everything.

Pitt Street Research assesses Credit Intelligence’s acquisitive expansion in the Asia-Pac region.

Brokers are encouraged by the outlook for Aristocrat Leisure after the company’s first half results, expecting the digital business will reveal its potential in the second half.

Domino’s Pizza appears comfortable with the progress being made, as it continues to roll out stores in Europe, maintaining earnings guidance for FY19.

Ahead of the Herd’s Rick Mills ponders the ramifications of the trade war resulting in China embargoing exports of critical metals to an under-supplied US. The original text included erroneous information about Lynas Corp.

Pitt Street Research has initiated coverage of tech company MyFiziq which is looking to develop market opportunities in Health & Fitness, and in Medical & Insurance.

The Chartist reports the trend remains down for the lithium price, but a double-bottom could be forming.

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

Pitt Street Research has initiated coverage of Invion, a company hoping to develop a new Photodynamic Therapy (PDT) for the treatment of cancer.

Computershare will move its registry and mortgage servicing business to a global structure and has outlined expansion opportunities, although brokers suspect growth in FY20 will be difficult.