Weekly Top Ten News Stories – 29 November 2019

Dear time-poor reader: strategists are increasingly advocating investors adopt a bias towards cheaper "Value" stocks, plus dividends are growing globally, just not in Australia In this week's Weekly Insights (this is Part T

Qantas asserts that its dominant position in the domestic market and dual brand advantage will support ambitious targets for margin expansion.

Despite caution surrounding Iran sanctions waivers, and other ongoing uncertainties, the spot uranium price last week reached US$26.00/lb for the first time in eight months.

Ahead of the Herd's Rick Mills explores the rapidly developing 3D printing industry and its inherent challenges.

Peter Switzer of the Switzer Report attended the recent Sohn Hearts & Minds conference for some investment tips.

Grocery wholesaler Metcash has lost its second major contract in 18 months, exacerbating speculation around the scale and sustainability of the company's distribution channel.

A glance through the latest expert views and predictions about commodities. Large cap resources; copper; base metals; iron ore; and coal.

Weekly Broker Wrap: Australian banks; Australian casinos; China; Costa Group; private hospitals; and private health insurance.

Aristocrat Leisure has built a strong track record and brokers found little to dislike about the company's FY19 results. The focus is now on a promising digital strategy.

Dear time-poor reader: Amidst forecasts for share market outperformance by cheaper 'Value' stocks, investors in Australia better watch out for ongoing profit warnings In this week's Weekly Insights (published in two parts): –