Daily FNArena News

Craig Parker of Moat Capital suggests the ASX200 is looking very shaky over the short term.

A glance through the latest expert views and predictions about commodities. China’s aluminium exports; Coal price estimates upgraded; Caution prevails for gold; iron ore rally slowing; US oil producers; lead & zinc deficits.

Introduce a friend to FNArena and if he/she takes up a paid subscription, both of you benefit.

Brokers take a closer look at Origin Energy as the company is set to benefit from the next phase of higher electricity prices.

Peter Switzer of the Switzer Super Report assesses commodity price forecasts and potential stock market volatility.

BT Investment Management justifies its position at the top of the league table, brokers suggest, producing strong inflows in the March quarter.

Theme park and entertainment business Ardent Leisure will slow down the opening of new Main Event centres as it focuses on refurbishing legacy centres.

Michael Gable of Fairmont Equities notes beleaguered Flight Centre has broken to the upside.

Kathleen Brooks of City Index cites two charts to suggest fear is building in markets, albeit not yet manifesting in selling.

Saxo Bank, in its quarterly outlook, observes the gap between perception and reality is wide among market players and this sets up opportunities for attractive trades.