The latest edition of our finance and property news digest with a distinctively Australian flavour.
In today’s show we look at the lies people tell when getting a loan, the NSW Government half truths about housing in the state, and the misdirection from the FED. Oh, and more bad news for the Crypto crowd, as BitCoin ducked below $30,000 US overnight. Is the more pain ahead?
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Lies, Half-Truths And Misdirection - The DFA Daily 23rd June 2021 [Podcast]
The latest edition of our finance and property news digest with a distinctively Australian flavour.
In today’s post we pick apart the horrors of Australian housing, look at a horror story from US housing, and touch on the question of whether the US SEC will regulate crypto’s.
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The House Of Horrors: DFA Daily 20th June 2021 [Podcast]
In our latest market update we look at the reflation rotation clearly underway in the US, as well as the nonsense relating to the latest employment numbers in Australia, as well as the main market prices and trends. Meantime, gold fades as tech stocks move higher as longer term rates influence inflation expectations. What will the FED do?
CONTENTS
0:00 Start 0:15 Introduction 0:40 US Markets and The FED 2:00 Techs rise 3:56 Inflation Expectations 5:25 What If Inflation Is Higher…? 6:20 Oil 6:49 Gold Bulls Hit 8:40 Australia: ABS Unemployment And Election Prospects 14:30 CBA Tightens Lending Standards 16:50 Australian Markets 18:55 More From Michael Burry – Big Losses Ahead 21:50 Conclusions and Close
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Many A Slip: Market Update To 19th June 2021 [Podcast]
The latest edition of our finance and property news digest with a distinctively Australian flavour.
CONTENTS
0:00 Start 0:15 Introduction 1:05 US Markets 2:13 Consumer Sentiment 5:00 Upcoming Fed Meeting 8:15 US Dollar Index and Gold 10:50 Secret Gold Activities 14:50 Oil Prices 17:44 Cryptos 19:40 UK Stocks and GDP 21:20 Andy Haldane Warns 22:20 German Stocks 22:38 Japan and China 22:50 More Higher Shipping Costs 23:26 Australian Markets 24:43 Stock Movements 27:39 Conclusions
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Let’s Paper Over Some More Cracks: Market Update 12 June 2021 [Podcast]
In three landmark events around the world, the shape of obligations of Governments and Companies in relation to reducing emissions is being reshaped by the courts and hedge funds. The question is: who has a duty of care, to whom?
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The latest edition of our finance and property news digest with a distinctively Australian flavour.
0:00 Start 0:15 Introduction 0:30 US Markets 1:25 US Retail Sales 4:44 Yield Curve Control 5:38 Crypto Recovery? 6:50 We Are Stuck In A Gilded Cage 14:50 AAA Credit Rating Warning 18:40 Net Debt Rises to 40.9% 20:30 GFG Alliance Steel Collapse? 27:00 Australian Market Update 30:00 Conclusion In The Twilight Zone
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Is Trickle Down Economics confined to the dustbin of history as Biden announced – and will we in Australia take note in the upcoming budget as we try to drive unemployment lower?
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This past year or so has seen a massive creation of liquidity across the world as Central Banks ramped up their Quantitative easing programes and Governments threw money into the mix in an attempt to revive economic momentum, inflation and preserve the unstable financial system. There is of course no simple way back, and currently the main impact appears to be asset inflation across stocks and property, while the real economy languishes, even as debt climbs.
But now the IMF wants to join the FIAT party – FIAT meaning “Let it Be” or created from nothing using allocating special drawing rights (SDR) to augment instantaneously the international reserves of its members. They claim this would significantly benefit poorer countries and help build confidence at a time of global crisis, dramatically demonstrating international cooperation. But it is pure Neo-liberalism…
CONTENTS 0:00 Start 0:40 Introduction 1:16 IMF Joins the Fiat Party 2:00 Special Drawing Rights 3:12 IMF Statement $650 Billion SDR Allocation 10:20 The History of SDR’s And How They Work 21:35 PRGT Australia Contributes $500 million 22:05 SDR Accounting 24:50 Pros and Cons 27:22 My Conclusions
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"Lets Create Yet More Money": Says The IMF [Podcast]
