Daily FNArena News

Retailer Kathmandu had a tough first half, with clearances affecting its sales margins. Brokers are divided about how quickly the company can turn around.

Peter Switzer of the Switzer Super Report argues the case for why we should not be worried and should be bullish.

The Chartist reports the Aussie dollar has retraced to an inflection point. Bearishness continues to reign unless 80 is broken.

Brokers review old and new themes affecting the Australian retail real estate investment trust sector, and the impact on individual names.

FNArena’s Treasure Chest reports on money making ideas from stockbrokers and other experts. Morgan Stanley has now abandoned its expectation of rebounding iron ore prices, and as such has downgraded Fortescue Metals to a Sell equivalent rating.

Brokers believe Premier Investments boasts a solid suite of fashion brands but the main catalyst in the outlook is the expansion of Smiggle UK.

Michael Gable of Fairmont Equities suggests Bendigo & Adelaide Bank is a value alternative to the overbought Big Four, and technically supported.

The spot uranium price ticked up further in a week in which excess US government inventory and uneconomical Japanese reactors were the talking points.

Cover-More continues to innovate and expand its global offering and Morgan Stanley initiates coverage on the travel insurer.

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