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Previous Stories

Australian Stocks: What Happened Today?

May 17 2013 - Australia

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


Your Editor On Twitter

May 17 2013 - FYI

This week’s Tweets on Twitter by Your Editor.


US Bond Market Shows Signs Of Weakness Ahead

May 17 2013 - FYI

Profit Confidential’s Michael Lombardi explains why he’s keeping a close eye on US bond market movements.


Mining Sector Running Short Of Funds

May 17 2013 - Commodities

After an upbeat end to 2012, funding for miners and explorers has all but dried up.


Australian Stocks: What Happened Today?

May 16 2013 - Australia

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


CSR Weathers FY13, Just

May 16 2013 - Australia

CSR has weathered FY13, just. Brokers like the low debt levels but find the company hamstrung by soft housing. Then there’s Viridian.


Gold Back Below 1400; 1367 Is Next

May 16 2013 - Technicals

FXCM Market analyst Jamie Saettele sees more weakness for gold.


It’s Getting A Bit Ugly For UGL

May 16 2013 - Australia

UGL has run into a perfect storm of downgrades, delays and losses. Brokers find it hard to get excited, even with a potential break up in the wind.


All-Weather Stocks: Solid, But Not Immune

May 16 2013 - Australia

Most All-Weather Stocks continue to outperform the broader market, despite the lack of high yielding dividends.


More Downside For Rio

May 16 2013 - Technicals

The Chartist suggests Rio Tinto is likely to fall further before a buying opportunity arises.


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