Daily FNArena News

Writing yesterday, Peter Switzer of the Switzer Super Report debates just what could possibly derail the equity bull market.

With the James Price Point LNG facility now off the agenda, brokers argue as to whether shareholders will benefit from a capital return from Woodside.

Danske Bank sees commodity prices improving this quarter, but believes it will be a long time before they can catch back up with equities.

FNArena’s Treasure Chest reports on money making ideas from stockbrokers and other experts. Strength in Australian bank stocks in the lead-up to ex-dividend dates is not as excessive as it used to be for all banks.

Michael Gable of Novus Capital sees more extensive technical downside possible for the Australian market post the China data and Boston bombing.

While most of the uranium world gathered for the World Nuclear Fuel Cycle conference last week in Singapore, slim volumes helped push prices lower.

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

This week ATW’s Jerry Simmons examines gold’s technical breakdown and discusses its outlook.

Oz coal juniors are underperforming and coal prices are under pressure. Oil prices tighten as tensions increase while Chile is losing competitiveness in copper.

Microequities suggests recent weakness for Vocus Communication ignores earnings growth potential from acquisitions and the rollout of the company’s fibre network.