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Market Watch
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Weekly Feature
China's Inevitable Currency Revaluation
When a country calls in the International Monetary Fund to save it from financial ruin, which is reflected in a potential default on government borrowings, the first thing the IMF does is to require a... |
Rudi's Message
Between Cheap And Fully Valued
The Australian share market entered the new calendar year with gusto and with positive momentum, allowing the S&P/ASX200 index to rise to 4950.70 by January 11 (intra-day high 4955.10), after whic... |
xLife Insurance
Life Insurance Consolidation Will Affect Aussies
TOWER Insurance Australia has warned that Australians will suffer higher product margins and limited products if the life insurance industry continues to consolidate. |
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Economic News
Stocks in the last year
One year on from the bear market lows of the global financial crisis, after a corner turned on 10 March 2009 when Citigroup CEO Vikram Pandit said the US bank was on track to post a profit in the Marc... |
Float Files
Kimberley Metals set for ASX debut
Having recently concluded its rights issue and general offer, Kimberly Metals Limited is set to debut on the ASX on Thursday, 25 February. |
Off the Chart
Stockradar: CSL (CSL)
Who cares what the market thinks! My take is that CSL shares are back in demand! |
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Warrants News
RBS: EQN - Favoured copper play Now that the wet season is almost over and guidance is still intact, we expect the market to become more comfortable with the outlook. RBS: QBE - Valuation looks compelling QBE has now fallen 13% since its FY09 result compared to a rise in the All Ords of 3%. We believe that this reaction is overdone and with the stock offering a 6.5% dividend yield we switch to a Buy (f... |
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Goldman Sachs upgrades UGL to BUY with a price target of $18.54
UBS upgrades ALS
UBS upgrades ALS to BUY with a price target of $3.80.
UBS downgrades AWE
UBS downgrades AWE to NEUTRAL with a price target of $2.92.











Substantial Shareholder Changes
11 March 2010
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Symbol |
Shareholder |
+/- |
Prior |
Now |
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CPU |
Perpetual Limited |
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7.45 |
6.40 |
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CMJ |
Commonwealth Bank of Aust. |
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5.07 |
- |
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GFF |
IOOF Holdings Limited |
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- |
5.031 |
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LLC |
National Australia Bank Limited |
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5.025 |
- |
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PRY |
Commonwealth Bank of Aust. |
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9.69 |
8.52 |
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SPT |
Commonwealth Bank of Aust. |
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8.46 |
9.46 |
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TEN |
Commonwealth Bank of Aust. |
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13.97 |
12.62 |





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