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Aussies are greedy. No one is doing it tough. Business is great, unemployment low because of this, everyone is still spending. RBA is too politically aligned or scared to increase interest rates. Rates must go up. Greed must be punished. Coming from a person that has home paid off and investment house almost paid off.
Stop saying ‘um’ FFS Once you hear it you can’t unhear it. Takes some thought and focus, but FFS stop using um every second word, it’s not live, sort it out 🎉
Why as a fund manager wouldn't you try and find those companies that talk a good game and the share price goes up 100x and make a killing. Sounds like you can identify them.
Most investments have a degree of luck. Right place and right time. Being too early could mean technology or companies don't survive too. Having the technology/product with the right demand is the sweet spot that makes nvda the king
14:00 Discussion on the pro-Ukrainian channels about Ukraine targeting of Russian oil depots and refineries is that it has caused a net drop in oil prices. The theory (I don't know if valid or not) is that disruption of Russian refineries has reduced Russian exports of refined products, but also forced Russia to export more raw crude. That is, prices for Diesel should be going up due to reduced supply (Russia has made provision to import from Belarus and/or Khazakstan if necessary), but oil prices are down due to a small increase in real supply on the export markets.
What about Silver? My research shows that Silver float stock will be depleted in about 3 years especially its required use for Photovoltaic new technology. Silver deficits are now 4 out of 5 years and the deficit is growing every year. How can you call yourself an investment outfit and not be across this?
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Often you can have non-working partners trying to get more money into superannuation. You are honing in on a key issue - its inherently unfair that someone on 200k gets a 32% discount on tax for money into super while someone on $10k has to pay 15% extra tax
@@damienklassen3338 I would have thought it was more inherently unfair that somebody on 200K has a marginal tax rate of 45%. Nearly half going towards tax. And yes I do agree that tax is necessary to fund Government services. And the non working partner can get 110K into super with no tax paid.
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So many years of Zoom (and similar) calls now, and they are STILL plagued by technical issues.... 🤪 (And not just these guys.) In this case, it looks like the wrong channel was muted.
So summary: duck shooting season for - Over 60s and Investors who have been pigs in mud last 20 years. Clawback of that cookie jar overdue and redirected to Under 50s been hammered by underemployment, mortgage rates and rents. Is it any wonder nobody is breeding. But nobody is explaining why we fois gras asset holders like we have when 80% line up for aged pension anyway. Its completely distorted and needs cuts.
