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Our team of journalists reports each day (Mon-Fri) on the latest opinions, recommendations, targets and forecasts by the ten leading stock brokers and equity investment advisers in the Australian market.

The Australian Broker Call is made available to its subscribers each morning before the opening of the Australian share market at 10am.



Our tagline 'Offers Unprecedented Insights Into The Australian Share Market' already gives it away. This report combines all the information available in the FN Arena database and makes it accessible in an easy to use monthly pdf report.

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Australian Stocks: What Happened Today?
A wrap of the day's activity on the Australian stock market.
Treasure Chest: Fed Tapering And Oz Banks
Were the US Federal Reserve to announce it will begin tapering its QE policy, ANZ would be the bank to benefit.
Material Matters: Global Capex, Iron Ore, Steel
A review of the global outlook for global mining capex, prospect for domestic iron ore play, the US scrap market and a post mining boom outlook.
Lower Aussie A Boost For Oz Oil & Gas
Now that the Aussie has fallen 10% while commodity prices have remained relatively stable, analysts assess the benefit to Australian energy sector stock valuations.
Permanence
PFP Wealth's Tim Price reviews the "Permanent Portfolio", while offering his reasons as to why he remains in favour of its methodology.
The Short Report
FNArena's weekly update on short positions in the Australian share market.
Australia Remains Hard Work
By Rudi Filapek-Vandyck, Editor FNArena Prologue Global financial markets are in a mild state of turmoil ever since the Federal Reserve flagged its unprecedented liquidity support for US financial as
The Overnight Report: Expecting Good Things
Wall Street has decided Ben Bernanke will do the right thing tonight, whatever that is. Dow up 138. (Accessible only for subscribers before 10:15 AEST)
Today's Financial Calendar
Significant Scheduled Events For 19 June, 2013
Australian Stocks: What Happened Today?
A wrap of the day's activity on the Australian stock market.
Lend Lease Sell-Down Overdone
Brokers argue the market has unnecessarily de-rated Lend Lease, the past month and following yesterday's company update.
Uranium Market Talks Turkey
Many in the uranium market were in Turkey last week talking up the increasing importance of the growing markets of Asia, but it didn't help the price much.

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The content of this information does in no way reflect the opinions of FNArena, or of its journalists. In fact we don't have any opinion about the stock market, its value, future direction or individual shares. FNArena solely reports about what the main experts in the market note, believe and comment on. By doing so we believe we provide intelligent investors with a valuable tool that helps them in making up their own minds, reading market trends and getting a feel for what is happening beneath the surface. This document is provided for informational purposes only. It does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy any security or other financial instrument. FNArena employs very experienced journalists who base their work on information believed to be reliable and accurate, though no guarantee is given that the daily report is accurate or complete. Investors should contact their personal adviser before making any investment decision.
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