Daily FNArena News

Platinum Asset Management has reduced base management fees and brokers are concerned about the reduction in flows to the business, considering the stock is not cheap.

Shelley Palmer of the Palmer Group argues traditional TV does not provide advertisers with the same extent of data available from other media.

Craig Parker of Moat Capital suggests 6000 is still in sight for the ASX200, supported by positive trends on Wall Street.

Bank sector earnings are expected to be more stable in the upcoming reporting season and margins will be the key area of focus for brokers going forward.

A closer look into added-value and finer details of the FNArena price charts.

Nickel production is increasingly dominating the outlook for Independence Group as development enters the final stages at Nova and production winds down at Long.

Initial public offerings have substantially outperformed the ASX200 year to date in 2017. Read all the details here.

The Sirtex Medical SARAH study has not met its primary end-point and disappointment is reflected in some brokers re-evaluating the stock.

Gold Coast theme parks have been inundated with negatives from the Dreamworld tragedy to the weather and Village Roadshow downgrades earnings expectations for its attractions.

Peter Switzer of the Switzer Super Report shares his trading disciplines and highlights a selection of stocks.