Insights

In an entirely predictable manoeuvre, the developed world's oldest adolescent has once again failed to solve its problems at the eleventh hour. Once again, according to the Greek PM, the fault lies with everyone but Greece itself. Amid hints of recriminations and dark conspiracies optimism evaporated.

Local shares switched into sell mode from Thursday's market open and continued in much the same fashion for the remainder of the session. Greece's "no deal" status seemed like a good enough excuse for local investors to pull the trigger ahead of financial year end.

The signs are strong the May sell-off has run its course… value is back in the market.

Disturbing signs suggest bonds and shares might move in the same direction.

As Australia's growth profile slows, investors should keep increasing their international allocation.

We'll prosper at any iron ore price the majors want, says mining magnate.

Checking how a super balance will affect pension payments, combining super accounts and weighing up contribution options.

Thorney Opportunities and Retail Food Group.

It's been a case of 'steady as she goes' for the Australian stock market, with the local index trading within a tight range before ending the day marginally higher.

Although a resolution on extending further credit Greece is yet to be finalised, markets are acting on the assumption that it's a foregone conclusion.

Surely, this time the European Lucy won't pull the football at the last second, causing the global markets Charlie Brown to fall flat on his face. Judging by market action, this is the consensus position. Despite a perfect lack of detail, optimism around a "Greek solution" is high, and share markets across the Asia Pacific region are set for gains at the open this morning.

We review our recommendations for the three stocks following recent news.

Continued momentum from contract wins and the integration of recent acquisitions should propel this IT services company higher.

Right now all the noise is about Greece, but that's not the only message worth watching.

Hospitals, physicians and other health care providers are on the cusp of upgrading their ageing legacy IT systems… And Cerner will be a clear winner.

This week we look at CSL, Ten Network Holdings, Sonic Healthcare, Fletcher Building and Federation Centres.