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Michael Gable of Fairmont Equities suggests selling in Commonwealth Bank may be nearing an end.

AMP has briefed the market on its wealth management strategy and believes it can sustain growth in earnings over the next five years despite compressed margins.

Woodside Petroleum has outlined its plans for both the short and long-term, assuring investors it will retain a commitment to the 80% pay-out ratio.

Kathleen Brooks of City Index ponders a very low VIX but an elevated fear barometer.

Craig Parker of Moat Capital suggests the ASX200 is nearing 200-day moving average support.

Brokers welcome the strong first half results from gaming machine business, Aristocrat Leisure, as the company continues to deliver on its growth initiatives by developing titles for both land and digital platforms.

The latest industry data suggests market conditions are particularly challenging for the automotive dealerships and this offsets the passing of the financing headwinds that have plagued the sector recently.

Kathleen Brooks of City Index discusses the implications of tonight’s OPEC meeting outcome for the oil price and the Aussie dollar.

Laboratory services business ALS Ltd confounded brokers with a slump in its life sciences division at the FY17 result, and several suggest this puts the stock’s trading multiple at risk.

The big banks had already posted disappointing earnings numbers before Scott Morrison dropped his bombshell. What does the future hold now?