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Philip Parker, CIO of Altair Asset says he sold out of News Corp prior to the split, but would look at investing back in the company's 21st Century Fox business for U.S. dollar earnings exposure.
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Dale Gilham , Chief Analyst at Wealth Within explains why he believes the S&P ASX 200 index will find good support between the 4,600 - 4,700 levels.
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Nathan Bell, Research Director at Intelligent Investor says Australian companies with a global focus should benefit from the weaker Australian dollar, and shareholders will reap the returns.
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Tony Farnham, Economist & Analyst at Patersons Securities explains why the Australian central bank needs to sit back for a while to judge the extent of the recovery in retail and housing sectors.
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Savanth Sebastian, Equities Economist at Commonwealth Securities talks about what to expect from the Australian economy as the RBA prepares to announce their decision on rates
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Glenn Rosewall, Executive Chairman of BBY and Clay Carter of Perennial Investment Partners discuss the recent trends behind defensive plays like banks and major miners.
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Russell Zimmerman, Executive Director at Australian Retailers Association, says the country's retailers are facing pressures from prospective wage increases and a softer Australian dollar.
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Joe Magyer, Senior Analyst at The Motley Fool gives his arguments for being bullish on the US economy but not on the US equity markets.
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Stephen Hogan, Senior Advisor at Novus Capital warns investors against shorting Australian banks as share prices fall. He says the banks will be well supported, and their dividend yields are very attractive.
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A student threw a salami sandwich at Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard on Thursday. It is the second time this month that a sandwich was thrown at her. CNBC's Matthew Taylor has more.
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Adam Bakhtiar takes on the daily challenge of the regular "Stock in 60" segment and looks at shares of Atlas Iron in light of tumbling iron ore prices.
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A thick blanket of fog hovered in the city of Sydney for a third straight day, leading to numerous transport delays.
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Campbell Wilson, CEO of Scoot talks about the airline's innovative social media strategy, expansion plans and competing against Chinese airlines.
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Greg Gibbs, Senior Currency Strategist at RBS says the Australian currency is becoming a proxy for China and is following the trend of a weaker outlook from the mainland.
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Kristy Campbell, Senior Equities Analyst at Macquarie Private Portfolio Management says investors should be buying companies like James Hardie to get long-term exposure to the U.S. housing recovery.
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Paul Bloxham, Chief Economist for Australia and New Zealand at HSBC believes the Aussie dollar will fall slightly further before settling at a fairly high level against the greenback.
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Charles Leyland, Managing Director at Leyland Private Asset Management says stock pickers are facing difficult investing conditions, with the Australian market looking fully valued at current levels.
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Stan Shamu, Market Strategist at IG Markets says the yield play continues to be the dominant theme in Australia as the mining sector goes through a downgrade cycle.
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Angus Geddes, CEO at Fat Prophets describes why he likes small to mid cap Australian industrial stocks and states which sectors will benefit most from the lower Australian dollar.
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Australia is looking to fill six dream jobs, from outback adventurer to chief funster. What sort of qualifications do you need to be the CHIEF funster? Read on.
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Brendan Brown, Head of Research at Mitsubishi UFJ Securities International says the Australia carry trade is at the beginning of an implosion and other emerging market carry trades might follow the same path.
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