Weekly Reports | Jul 03 2015
Our top ten news from 25 June 2015 to 02 July 2015 (ranked according to popularity).
Japanese restarts should become a reality in the next couple of weeks as uranium term market interest builds but the spot price remains unchanged.
In this week’s Weekly Insights:
– How Are We Doing?
– The Club Of Minus 20%
– Greece Is No Longer The Word
– Glamour Falling Off IAG’s Buffett Deal
– Flight Centre: Temporary Or Structural Decline?
– The Robot Did It!
– First Week Of July = Opportunity
– Rudi On
Equity strategy; Coles extends lead on Woolworths; Overseas holidays; automotive dealers; pharma wholesalers; banking fee growth; Donaco update.
Weekly update on recommendation, target price, and earnings forecast changes.
Nick Linton-Ffrost of Fifth Wave suggests the next few days trading will determine whether the ASX200 has corrected or broken down once more.
Brokers welcome extra detail on Slater & Gordon’s new business and remain upbeat, while acknowledging the task ahead will take some time.
Rural Funds Group offers exposure to agriculture without the operating risk and Moelis initiates coverage with a Buy rating.
The Chartist suggests it’s not too late to exploit upside potential in Macquarie Group.
The latest research from BIS Shrapnel suggests Australian house prices will continue to rise for one more year before rolling over in 2017.
Wednesday 01 July 2015 – 10:16 AM
Peter Switzer of the Switzer Super Report discusses the implications of the Chinese stock market bubble and potential bust.
