Weekly Top Ten News Stories – 24 July 2020

In Part Two of this week’s Weekly Insights:-Conviction Calls-FNArena TalksConviction CallsBy Rudi Filapek-Vandyck, Editor FNArenaThe August reporting season is approaching in Australia and emerging companies specialists at Morgan Stanley have lined up their Conv

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

Australian manufacturing is not dead, notes, The New Criterion's Tim Boreham, it has gone hi-tech, and listed stocks in the field are worth considering.

Weekly Wrap: Federal government expected to announce more measures; future looks bleak for retailers and retail REITs; competition intensifying in the biotechnology sector; a Biden victory may mean more taxes

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

The New Criterion's Tim Boreham examines the potential or otherwise of hydrogen as a clean fuel source, and companies investing in a hydrogen future.

Weak LNG prices and asset impairments have prevailed, yet Woodside Petroleum remains committed to its growth plans.

Coal markets remain difficult. Hence, Whitehaven Coal is being cautious about capital allocation, and expansion projects are unlikely to get going until well into 2021.

The Chartist suggests that with the trend in the iron ore price remaining to the upside, investors should exploit any pullbacks

Peter Switzer of the Switzer Report explores market reactions post crashes.