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The Headliner Vol #33 #16 May 17 2012

Inside the May 17 edition of The Headliner you’ll find what retiring CEO Mark Weldon sees ahead this year for NZX, catch a perspective on why global equities are booming, be briefed on the listed property sector and find what analysts think of some Aussie stocks. This and much more including our full markets review.

Vol # 33 # 15 3 May 2012

In this issue of The Headliner we take an in depth look at GPG, pick up the latest research on Fletcher Building and report on how equities can provide useful income. Plus the CEO's perspective from the Summerset AGM, an update on the gold market and much more... ...

Vol # 33 # 14

In our latest issue we review the progress of the sharemarket in the opening quarter of 2012, the biggest gainers and biggest losers. We go looking for income with Harbour Asset Management. Refining NZ gets full page analysis. And much more....PREMIUM readers can download right now – see below. Like to become a regular subscriber and gain PREMIUM access to the website? Contact Toll free 0800 64 96 96 or subscribe online ...

Vol #33 # 12.

Vol #33 # 12. In this issue we review the performance of two leading retailers, The Warehouse Group and Pumpkin patch; we take a closer look at Kiwi Income Property Trust’s office portfolio and we discuss income yield in our Top Tier column. Westpac pitches up some views on whether to fix the mortgage. ...

Vol # 33 Issue # 10

Our latest print magazine issue reviews the top results from the NZX; including Mainfreight, SKYCITY and Steel & Tube. We look at Australian results and review the investment trust year. Plus our regular coverage of financial markets. ...

Vol # 33 # 9

Inside this issue we review market opinions on whether Trademe shares are cheap or pricey; look at Tenon's US market positrion, update on Summerset and look at 2012 picks by broking analysts. There's also our story on where a leading UK investment trust is invested globally. ...

Vol # 33 # 8

We open 2012 with a review of the best and worst performers of 2011 on NZX, look at where 2012 markets might go here and in Aussie and peek at the prospects for commodities. We also update on Diligent Board Services the best Gross Return issuer of 2011, and catch up with Chatham Rock Phosphate, plus our regular markets coverage. ...

Vol # 33 Issue # 7

What are Air NZ's prospects for 2012? Is Chorus a single focus business? Where is Telecom headed now? How F&P Healthcare is handling the currency issue? Will we soon see the Son of Salvus? What's the case for Heartland? These questions and more are answered in this issue. ...

Market Report 30.11.11

The NZX-50 closed up 0.7% at 3239.5 as markets were buoyed by offshore leads, said First NZ Capital. Methven finished 6.7% higher at NZ$1.11 after 1H net profit, although down 25% on year at NZ$3.2 million, was better than the market expected. Pumpkin Patch fell 6.3% at NZ$0.60, after the company released a downbeat outlook even as it retained guidance. In Australia the S&P/ASX200 ended higher Tuesday, up 43.9 points (1.1%) to close at 4102.1. There were approximately 2bn shares traded for a value of A$4.1bn. Advancers outnumbered decliners 552 to 438. Paladin Energy rose 6.9% and Fairfax Media finished 6.5% higher. Boart Longyear increased 5.4%. APN News & Media dropped 3.9%. Murchison Metals fell 3.6% and Mount Gibson Iron declined 3.2%. U.S. stocks moved higher Tuesday, extending gains from the previous day's rally, as investors remain hopeful that leaders are making progress on addressing the eurozone debt crisis. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 94 points, or 0.8%, the S&P 500 added 9 points, or 0.8%, and the Nasdaq composite gained 1 point. The day's increase put the Dow back in positive territory for the year, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq remain in the red. : European stocks advanced for a third day as euro-area finance ministers met to discuss insuring a portion of bonds issued by debt-stricken countries and U.S. consumer confidence unexpectedly rose in November. The Stoxx Europe 600 Index gained 0.8 percent to 231.68 at the close. National benchmark indexes rose in 14 of the 18 western- European ...

Vol # 33 Issue # 6

Ih this issue we comment on the Trade Me share offer, the fiercely rebuffed takeover bid for Comvita and look at the strategic importance of Auckland to SKYCITY. The issue updates on the underlying restraints on Fletcher Building and analysts' perspectives on this stock, SKC and The Warehouse. Mood of the Mafkets takes a peek at the Key years. ...

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