Weekly Top Ten News Stories – 17 April 2020

Dear time-poor reader:  Cheap Quality stocks and Conviction Calls for (re)building portfoliosIn today's Rudi's View:-Joke Of The Day-Higher, Lower; The Public Debate Continues-Great Businesses For Sale-It's Dividend Cuts Galor

Michael Gable of Fairmont Equities notes Qantas has rebounded from its panic low and should see more upside from here.

Kazatomprom has moved to formalise virus-related production shutdowns across its operations, sending uranium spot prices higher still.

Dear time-poor reader: market analysts and strategists are trying to assess how deep the covid-19 damage will be, and for how longHow Deep, How Long, How Far?By Rudi Filapek-Vandyck, Editor FNArenaShare market sell-offs are an emotional

Weekly update on stockbroker recommendation, target price, and earnings forecast changes.

Weekly Broker Wrap: household goods; alternative financials; engineers & contractors; agriculture; respiratory care; and health & beauty.

Earnings for both Caltex Australia and Viva Energy are plummeting, as fuel consumption declines markedly across the country. Questions are also raised about the future of Australian refining.

Broker views on Afterpay vary widely, despite the company assuring the market it is well-positioned to manage the current crisis.

Broker views differ on whether the separation of luxury brand Penfolds would create value for Treasury Wine Estates.

Cannabis stocks have had a challenging year with huge selloffs seen across the sector. Yet this presents opportunities that are hard to ignore.