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How does corporate debt fuel market bubbles?
Welcome to Finance and Fury, The Furious Friday Edition Today – want to look at how much Corporate debt has been fuelling the top end of the share markets growth – signs that if liquidity is withdrawn, companies and markets collapse Last FF ep – went through...
read moreWhat does Central Bank issued cryptocurrency look like?
Welcome to Finance and Fury, the Furious Friday Edition Welcome to FF FF – Hasn’t been a FF in a while – but last was running through Crypto markets in relation to the BIS and powers that be Today – Want to cover the potential of what central banks using crypto and by...
read moreThe Government’s war on cash and personal freedom continues with the introduction of the Currency (Restrictions) Bill 2019!
Welcome to Finance and Fury In today's episode, I thought it was important to cover Currency Bill - Might have seen in the news – headlines about the $10k transaction – Currency (Restrictions on the Use of Cash) Bill 2019 – what we are talking about – had first round...
read moreHow do you identify a scam, before ASIC or the regulators do it for you?
Welcome to Finance and Fury, The say What Wednesday edition where we answer your questions, and sometimes questions from people from the gym – such as today Is this a scam – moneysmart have a page on this – which is good resource – give a quick summary of this – but...
read moreNailing Business Cashflow Forecasts, whether you’re established, looking to expand, you’re a start up or a business in trouble
Hi Guys and welcome to Finance and Fury’s ‘Say What Wednesday’ Episode. Today we’re joined again by Nick. Our question today comes from Justin who asks, “Our building company recently went through issues with its cashflow, so as directors we halved our wages to help…I...
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How do you change your investment strategy over time as the portfolio value increases?
Welcome to Finance and Fury. This week the topic is from a listener, Gabriel. That is “how do you change your investment strategy over time as the portfolio value increases? more specifically, how do you see someone building a growth portfolio starting with $10,000...
Should Central Banks be tasked with housing affordability?
Welcome to Finance and Fury. Firstly, sorry for the delay in episode, been over a week now – daughter was born last week, so been pretty busy helping care for her and trying to find a time to record in between work – should be back to normal from next week Interesting...
The lessons from the Nifty Fifty. Are we repeating the same mistakes of the past?
Welcome to Finance and Fury. Today’s episode is lessons from the nifty fifties – bit of a history lesson as well as looking back to lessons that can be learnt from this, to help not make mistakes of the past. This is a particular bubble and market correct that most...
Is it time to start investing using a value strategy?
Welcome to Finance and Fury. Time for value? Looking at the value rotation occurring within the share market A value rotation is a term used to describe a shift in investment behaviour – where investors start favouring value shares instead of growth shares Previous...
When bond yields start to rise, what happens to the price of gold and shares?
Welcome to Finance and Fury. In the last episode I went through the bond market and how inflation expectations being on the rise are having their effects, yield curves starting to steepen. So what will happen to other asset classes? In this episode we will look at...
Why are yields rising in the bond markets despite the RBA’s best efforts?
Welcome to Finance and Fury. This episode we will be looking at what is happening in the bond market, how the RBA is struggling to maintain their targets on bond yields for 3y and 10 year - as well as some of its implications on the debt markets and government. What...