Daily FNArena News

FNArena’s Treasure Chest reports on money making ideas from stockbrokers and other experts. Brokers suggest that in focusing on disappointing production report from Sino Gas & Energy, the market has missed the far more positive news contained in the company’s quarterly update.

Michael Gable of Fairmont Equities suggests Origin Energy is setting itself for a swift rally.

Cuffelinks Graham Hand summarises research which suggests equity investors should not be complacent.

After a weak September quarter, lithium producer Orocobre is surmounting some of the problems which occurred and brokers are becoming more comfortable with the outlook.

Low quality items helped Macquarie Group beat forecasts in the first half but brokers suggest favourable winds continue to blow.

Craig Parker of Moat Capital notes getting to 6000 first requires the ASX200 to conquer 5900.

Brokers suggest growth will accelerate at Star Entertainment as new projects are completed.

As China’s winter looms, restrictions on iron ore and steel production have been imposed earlier than expected. Brokers review the outlook for the next six months.

Is the rally in copper driven by fundamentals or speculative? This is a question brokers are asking and, as usual, the answer is not straight forward.

Vocus Communications has expanded its transformation program and flagged the potential sale of NZ assets and Australian data centres.