Daily Financial News

Confirming speculation, Evolution Mining has sold the Edna May gold mine, divesting its smallest and highest cost asset.

Peter Switzer of the Switzer Super Report discusses whether it is wise to expect the next move for Australian stocks is up.

Michael Gable of Fairmont Equities suggests that after a recovery run for the banks, downside risk remains.

Fisher & Paykel Healthcare may be capable of producing mid-teens growth for the next few years but the substantial run-up in its shares signals the risks are on the downside.

While there are few catalysts available for Domino’s Pizza at present, Morgans believes the stock warrants a more positive view. Others are more hesitant about the stock.

Craig Parker of Moat Capital is concerned over a local VIX back at support and an S&P500 looking overbought.

Macquarie Telecom is growing its hosting service at a fast rate, with a focus on hybrid IT that includes dedicated servers and data centre co-location. Canaccord Genuity initiates coverage.

Setting aside the disappointment that has abounded regarding a succession of of clinical trials and studies which failed to produce results the market was expecting, Sirtex Medical has shifted focus.

A glance through the latest expert views and predictions about commodities. Iron ore; aluminium; copper; and gold.

Kathleen Brooks of City Index outlines reasons why the greenback should recover.