Daily FNArena News

Peter Switzer of the Switzer Super Report argues why recently beaten- down big caps are worth a longer term trade.

The Chartist suggests that while Fortescue’s technical break-up is encouraging, it’s not time to go piling in just yet.

A new hotel/casino development heralds a new company name, as The Star Entertainment (formerly Echo Entertainment) launches its Queens Wharf project.

As speculation mounts regarding a rise in US official interest rates and the resultant impact on gold prices, brokers run the ruler over the outlook for Australian gold equities.

With ANZ’s payout ratio already above the bank’s target, at least one broker believes the chance of a dividend cut is elevated.

Michael Gable of Fairmont Equities suggests the technicals are in favour of a break-up for Cochlear and a resumption of the uptrend.

The mid-week Veterans Day holiday in the US ensured a quiet week for uranium markets.

Cover-More continues to deliver robust premium growth although margins are under pressure from the falling Australian dollar.

Footwear distributor and retailer, RCG Corp, is poised for growth given consumer trends. Moelis initiates coverage of the stock.

Sims Metal has issued a warning that first half earnings will only amount to break even. Brokers question the suddenness of the substantially weaker outlook.