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Previous Stories

Brokers Remain Unsure On Wesfarmers

Oct 26 2009 - Australia

Analysts were generally impressed by Wesfarmers’ first quarter numbers but remain as yet unconvinced overall.


Rudi On Thursday

Oct 26 2009 - FYI

Weekly musings from your editor. Ultimately, it all boils down to whether enough value is on offer, or not.


Some Question Marks Behind China’s Outlook

Oct 23 2009 - International

Growth in China increased in the September quarter but China specialist Dragonomics remains skeptical.


Strong Growth Ahead For REA Group

Oct 23 2009 - Australia

Competitors such as Google are trying to enter the online real estate classifieds market but market leader REA is expected to continue delivering solid earnings growth.


China’s Arduous Task

Oct 22 2009 - International

A quarterly GDP growth of 8.9% is not enough to encourage any easing in stimulus measures, according to China’s Bureau of Statistics.


No Standing Ovation For The BHP Quarterly

Oct 22 2009 - Australia

Strong performances in iron ore and petroleum get BHP off to a solid start, but broker reaction is muted due to a number of issues.


API Surprises, But Brokers Non-Enthusiastic

Oct 22 2009 - Australia

Most Australian stockbrokers simply cannot get excited about Australian Pharmaceutical Industries.


Spot Uranium Supported By Shortfall, Speculation

Oct 22 2009 - Commodities

Both TradeTech and UxC raised their weekly U3O8 spot price indicators this week.


More Upside For US Equities

Oct 21 2009 - FYI

SVB Asset Management believes US equities could run further still, while the weaker USD appears a bigger issue for the EU.


Mac Services Group A Buy, Credit Suisse Says

Oct 21 2009 - Australia

Long-term growth potential and less cyclical nature of its operations reason enough for Credit Suisse to initiate coverage on Mac Services Group with an Outperform.


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