Insights

This week we look at NIB, CSR, Ardent Leisure and REA Group.

Looking at the list of stocks covered by Eureka Report.

Bargain hunters appear to be testing sentiment as the market opens this morning, concerned that recent selling may dry up.

In what is now a regular event global markets sunk overnight and are pricing the worst of the US and China. According to this view, China continues to weaken towards implosion, but not far or fast enough to head off a lift in US rates.

A raft of news including strong US jobs data, weak Chinese trade figures and lower commodity prices look likely to produce a weak opening for the share market today.

Don't miss the next interactive update on our Growth First model portfolio, plus catch up on interviews with the CEOs of MoneyPlace and Melbourne IT.

The logistics group has hit the headlines with an audacious play for Asciano's Patrick container terminals.

The portfolio has seen a swell in news flow but its yield and total return are within our expectations.

A number of our picks have increased guidance...and we have a downgrade.

With oil and coal prices so low, uranium as a fuel can't compete.

The stock market looks set for a nervous opening this morning as the trading world waits on tonight's US jobs data.

If the Aussie market is going to join the global equity rally, then we're going to have to see some sense return.

With the correction well and truly over, the two deflationary forces of debt and demographics demand attention.

Higher US rates, weak Chinese demand and India's moves to curb gold imports have some analysts forecasting further downside.

SMSFs have a June 30 deadline to remove any non-commercial loan arrangements with related-party lenders.

This week we look at Tabcorp, Telstra, BT Investment Management and Newcrest Mining.