Daily FNArena News

FNArena’s weekly update on short positions in the Australian share market.

China’s seasons matter more these days to commodities, uranium remains under pressure and Macquarie thinks nickel prices have turned a corner.

FNArena’s Treasure Chest reports on money making ideas from stockbrokers and other experts. The overvalued bank question has become a bit hackneyed, but it doesn’t stop brokers still offering opposing views on the matter.

Jonathan Barratt of Barratt’s Bulletin notes US inflation is waning again. The new Fed chair may yet provide more gold-positive stimulus.

A wrap of the day’s activity on the Australian stock market.

Metals prices could be in a trading range, according to Citi. JP Morgan shuffles key base metal picks while Macquarie surveys investors at the LME summit.

September was a volatile month for commodities, particularly energy, and NAB analysts look at where prices may be heading.

Peter Switzer of the Switzer Super Report discusses the “Hindenburg Omen” and the possibility of a much bigger US correction.

Kathleen Brooks of FOREX.com despairs that the two parties appear to be drifting further apart on Day 8 of the shutdown. Meanwhile, Europe has its own problems.

A wrap of the day’s activity on the Australian stock market.