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Identifying and trading reversal can be a difficult, but market analysts at FXCM review trading changes in the trend using MACD.

Michael Lombardi reports share buybacks are masking the lack of real growth among US listed companies, and what is really going on with US federal government debt?

Zircon demand is improving while mining services companies look oversold and there is a depreciation dilemma looming for the likes of Woodside.

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

Two brokers jump into the ring to fight out the argument as to whether Australian banks are in a dangerous price bubble or are still offering relative value support.

Jonathan Barratt of Barratt’s Bulletin argues the case for a limit on copper’s downward trajectory.

RBA rate uncertainty is driving derivative volumes but otherwise higher share prices are masking lower revenues for the ASX.

Tox Free has extended its reach in the industrial and commercial waste segment. Brokers are cautious, given the competitive nature of the new businesses.

Market analysts at Lombard Financial see a worrying trend in US corporate reports as sluggish GDP momentum keeps a lid on revenues.