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The Chartist believes that in a six-month time frame, the signals only suggest upside for the S&P 500.

Following significant recent volatility in iron ore prices brokers have updated price forecasts and models for Australian companies in the sector.

CBA research questions whether gold is truly a safe haven or whether other financial instruments are preferred over the precious metal.

Dun and Bradstreet’s latest Consumer Credit Expectations Survey suggests Australian consumers will be cautious leading into Christmas.

Michael Gable of Novus Capital sees Santos as offering potential upside in an otherwise tired looking market.

Mine-to-port logistics powerhouse attracts broker attention as it fine tunes its operations.

Like Thelma and Louise, the US economy is driving at high pace towards a (proverbial) cliff, but opinions as mixed as to whether it’s avoidable and if it isn’t, what’s at the bottom?

Going, going, gone. The uranium market lost it’s bottle last week sending the spot U3O8 price down 5%.

Markets tend to now shrug at more eurozone sovereign credit downgrades, but Citi warns another Spanish downgrade could have serious implications.

FNArena’s Treasure Chest reports on money making ideas from stockbrokers and other experts. RBS analysts report improving momentum, and takeover speculation, for Pharmaxis.