Daily FNArena News

The Chartist suggests investors should be cautious about following Macquarie Group’s rebound higher.

QBE Insurance has fleshed out its plans to deliver profit growth of more than 10% by 2018. Brokers laud the detail on targets but are aware that a lot needs to go right.

Incitec Pivot’s first half results were ahead of most broker forecasts, albeit from low-quality items. Still, the explosives business surprised with its resilience.

Weekly Update on ASX-listed companies buying in their own stock.

Peter Switzer of the Switzer Super Report has extensively assessed the proposed changes to superannuation in the Budget and their impact on superannuants.

Orica has moved away from earnings growth forecasts for FY16 and cut its dividend as it hunkers down for more price and volume pressures in the months ahead.

FNArena’s Treasure Chest reports on money making ideas from stockbrokers and other experts. Moelis suspects the long federal election campaign will suit media monitor iSentia.

Michael Gable of Fairmont Equities suggests support at 5100 should now hold for the year, allowing the index to finally break out of its range.

Buyers and sellers in the uranium market have again reached a point of stand-off while awaiting the outcome of several term market tenders.

PFP Wealth Management’s Tim Price argues why the bigger the fund manager, the less likely the benefits to investors.