Our top ten news from 04 July 2019 to 11 July 2019 (ranked according to popularity).<\/p>\n
In this week's Weekly Insights (this is Part Two): –<\/strong>Do I Have A Few Surprises For (Most Of) You! -M&A Is Back; Who's The Next Target? -Three Charts To Mark Mid-2019 -Conviction Calls -Caveat Emptor: Retail Landlords<\/strong><\/div>\n In this week's Weekly Insights (published in two parts): -Do I Have A Few Surprises For (Most Of) You!<\/strong> -M&A Is Back; Who's The Next Target? -Conviction Calls -Three Charts To Mark Mid-2019 -Caveat Emptor: Retail Landlords <\/strong><\/div>\n As global recession looms, analysts warn of a fiscal panic that will grip the world as monetary policy easing reaches its limits. Australia is not immune this time.<\/strong><\/div>\n Craig Parker of Moat Capital suggests the RBA has saved the ASX200 from a pullback for now.<\/strong><\/div>\n Bapcor is cementing its position in car parts and brokers are upbeat about the stock, despite the likelihood growth rates will now be less stellar.<\/strong><\/div>\n Extra Edition of the Broker Call Report<\/strong><\/div>\n Peter Switzer of the Switzer Super Report ponders whether BHP has run as far as it could go.<\/strong><\/div>\n Is the party over for Australia's insurance sector? Catastrophe budgets need to rise, amid elevated compliance costs, and the question is whether price increases can continue to mitigate the downside.<\/strong><\/div>\n
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