Daily FNArena News

Michael Gable of Fairmont Equities suggests any dip in the share price of Seven Group Holdings is a buying opportunity.

Peter Switzer of the Switzer Super Report explains why he disagrees with Warren Buffett’s assertion that diversification is for wimps.

Having balanced the oil market since deciding to withhold barrels in January 2017, OPEC and cohorts are now faced with an opposing dilemma, increasing output enough to cover expected shortages over the next few months.

Market fundamentals remain strong for Brickworks but tighter credit has emerged to dent the housing outlook, particularly in NSW and Queensland.

Craig Parker of Moat Capital sees upside for the ASX200, as long as Wall Street doesn’t give way in the meantime.

Smiggle continues to lead the brand portfolio of Premier Investments and the company has renewed its focus on online and new markets.

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

If projections for global growth in electric vehicle sales are accurate, a lot more power generation will be needed. Ahead of the Herd’s Rick Mills explains why the only option is nuclear.

The Commonwealth government is proposing an inquiry into the Australian aged care sector and brokers suspect that prospect, and negative media coverage, will impact on listed stocks.

Kathmandu Holdings is expected to continue performing strongly into the first half of FY19, with sales growth supported by the Oboz acquisition.