Daily Financial News

Benefits of government subsidy increases are likely to be constrained in the near term for childcare centres, as supply is overwhelming demand.

FNArena’s Treasure Chest reports on money making ideas from stockbrokers and other experts. Perceived headwinds have led the market to downgrade Ramsay Health Care to five-year low multiples. Wilsons believes this is too low.

Peter Switzer of the Switzer Super Report outlines the views of those who believe bank share prices have now fallen too far.

The launch of Amazon Prime, ahead of expectations, suggests to brokers the company is serious and confident regarding delivery of its business model to Australians.

South32 has taken control of Arizona Mining, which provides a base metal opportunity and expands its geographic base.

Gold miners are facing the headwind of sharp increases in costs in the years ahead.

Michael Gable of Fairmont Equities suggests the up/downside for Telstra from here depends on breaching critical levels.

While risks on several fronts confront Australia’s retail sector, Deloitte Access Economics looks at where benefits can be obtained from online disruption.

Supply constraints in urban locations are triggering demand for multi-storey assets and this is supporting Goodman Group’s development portfolio.

Craig Parker of Moat Capital suggests the ASX200 is primed to retest 6150.