Weekly Top Ten News Stories

In this week's Weekly Insights (published in two separate parts): -Australian Equities: Angels, Falling And Rising -The Many Joys Of October -Conviction Calls: Morningstar, UBS, Ord Minnett, Wilson, GS, Bell Potter, DB, Morgans

Operating earnings at Mineral Resources are expected to show a large skew to the second half for both lithium and iron ore.

In this week's Weekly Insights (this is the second part): -Is This The Melt Up? -Conviction Calls: Shaw, Bell Potter, CLSA, MS, GS, JPMorgan, CS –Last Ticket For Sale! -Everybody Wrong! (Almost) -New Website: Where To Find Rudi

Telstra is planning to extend its network and devices business via services delivery and apps to create more value. The extent to which this can plug the earnings hole created by the NBN is debated among brokers.

The Chartist suggests it could be fifth time lucky for Rio to break resistance.

Oil Search is heading north to Alaska to acquire a stake in a prospective oil field. What does this imply for a business that has been centred on PNG LNG?

In this week's Weekly Insights (this is part two): -Australian Equities: Angels, Falling And Rising -The Many Joys Of October -Conviction Calls: Morningstar, UBS, Ord Minnett, Wilson, GS, Bell Potter, DB, Morgans -RBA Rate Hikes: Slip Slidin' Away

Peter Switzer of the Switzer Super Report is becoming even more excited over the prospects for the local stock market.

Michael Gable of Fairmont Equities believes BHP is set to join the party of resources stocks breaking to the upside.

High frequency trading is leading to average trade sizes on the ASX collapsing to around one tenth of the average size of twenty years ago.