Weekly Top Ten News Stories – 17 July 2020

Dear time-poor investor: the debate continues about what to expect from economies and equities in the year(s) ahead, plus a glimpse into the headwinds affecting the CSL share priceIn Part One of this week’s Weekly Insights:-What’s Wrong With CSL?-T.Row

Michael Gable of Fairmont Equities notes Fortescue Metals has pushed through resistance and the trend remains to the upside.

Peter Switzer of the Switzer Report looks at some virus victims which offer significant upside for the patient.

A glance through the latest expert views and predictions about commodities. China's steel output expected to increase in 2021; Impact on scrap markets if China decides to re-import high-quality ferrous scrap; Global fertiliser prices are at 10-year lows

Soft activity and higher-for-longer levels of discounting are expected to beset Altium in the first quarter of FY21 but the longer-term growth trajectory remains sound.

A spotlight has fallen on Nickel Mines (the company) after having completed the acquisition of a further stake in its Indonesian projects. Shaw and Partners initiates coverage.

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

Weekly Broker Wrap: Victoria is under lockdown, the US is heading for an income shock, people are buying more SUVs and a recovery is on the cards for Australian casinos.

With stocks markets now pricing in a V-bounce economic recovery, while the global case-count rises unabated, what are the prospects for stock markets being right? And what further considerations of a life after covid have since developed?

The spot uranium price fell incrementally last week for the seventh straight week