The Market Ear with more. Finally? Gold flirting with a break out above the huge triangle like formation. Complex psychology has developed inside this consolidation… Source: LSEG Workspace Frustration Gold net non commercials front ran a move lower, but gold has moved higher. Plenty of room to increase the long… Source: LSEG Workspace Computers –
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Albo’s anti-American rabble is mounting is pretending to care about ANZUS. The Australian. As Richard Marles engaged in high-level speed dating with Donald Trump’s top officials in the White House, Anthony Albanese was rolling out the red carpet in Canberra for an influential US Republican congressman. After a seven-month pursuit, Albanese is within striking distance
Join us this week as Nucleus Wealth’s Chief Investment Officer, Damien Klassen looks at the difference between GDP and company profits, discussing when you can get divergences and how investors should think about returns. Can’t make it to the live series? Catch up on the content via Podcasts or our recorded Videos. Damien Klassen is Chief Investment Officer at
As a concept, the sovereign citizen movement, individuals identifying as sovereign citizens or something similar have existed in Australia for decades. These beliefs have been manifest in the various ways these people attempt to dissociate themselves from societal structures1. These range from eccentrics like Prince Leonard of ‘Hutt River Province’ who attempted to set up his own ‘micronation’ on a remote bit of land, even to the extent of creating his own flag, currency and stamps2, to extreme libertarians who choose not to pay taxes or to get such things as drivers’ licences1.
Below is another brilliant guest post from MB reader Erin Rolandsen, CEO of Angelassist. Erin’s previous articles can be read here and here. Australia is facing a dangerous moment in its democratic life. On one side we have the word “immigration” being censored by bureaucrats. On the other side, we have extremists who want to
The chair of the government’s National Housing Supply and Affordability Council (NHSAC), Susan Lloyd-Hurwitz, who is a former chief executive of property developer Mirvac, has warned that Australia faces a generational housing crisis. Lloyd-Hurwitz said that while there is no easy fix to the housing crisis, governments “should be building more social housing to take
Why would you invest in Australia? There’s no need. The mass immigration economic model provides topline growth and cheap foreign labour manages your margins. It’s nirvana for the 1%, especially when you throw in the mushrooming cheap personal grooming sector. And so, there is no investment growth in Australia to match the expanding population. From
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Earlier this week, Alan Kohler penned an article at the ABC arguing that immigration was the key issue missing from the federal government’s productivity roundtable held last week in Canberra. Kohler noted that “at least 800,000 more people came to live in Australia over the past four years than Treasury anticipated. That’s more than three extra
