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The future of property supply in Australia
Welcome to Finance and Fury. In this episode we look at the future of the supply of property in Australia. We will talk about the availability of land in Australia, look at the population density and supply of developments, as well as what the future supply has in...
read moreIs high inflation here to stay?
Welcome to Finance and Fury - The big question on many investors minds at the moment is if inflation is going to be transitionary, or something that is going to set into the economic framework for the long haul – maybe not for the next decade, but for the next few...
read moreEl Salvador and Bitcoin – a match made in heaven?
Welcome to Finance and Fury. This episode we will continue to look at what is happening in crypto markets. After last episode, we are starting a bit of a mini-series on crypto and digital currencies. This wasn’t originally intended but I have been doing more of a deep...
read moreMy thoughts on cryptocurrencies: the ups and downs of an unregulated market.
Welcome to Finance and Fury. This episode we will look at crypto markets as there is a fair amount of noise being generated in this space at the moment. Just a heads up that this will be a bit of a longer episode as there is a lot to unpack. I have made my position on...
read morePrinting an unbacked currency to avoid asset price declines. What could go wrong?
Welcome to Finance and Fury. This week we will be looking at the Mississippi bubble. I find it a very interesting story of speculation and devaluation – creating a situation of loss of confidence in an early form of fiat currencies –– Lessons to learn from this – I...
read moreWhy 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...
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Frogs and taxes
Welcome to Finance and Fury. Question: Would you be comfortable paying an individual carbon tax? Most people may say yes, depending on how much. In this episode we look at the history of taxes and look what I believe is a new type of tax that we will face, being a...
Blackstone, liquidity and investment risks
Welcome to Finance and Fury. We will look at Investment liquidity and how this relates to risk to markets and investors – liquidity issues are starting to become an increasing risk factor for many investments as interest rates are on the rise With rising...
What is the next major risk to crypto markets?
Welcome to Finance and Fury. In this episode, we will be looking at what I believe is emerging to be the next major risk to crypto markets. I was doing some further research on the fallout of FTX and contagion risk – in the episode we covered FTX, I mentioned that...
Using economic theory to maximise your own life and personal wealth
Welcome to Finance and Fury. In today’s episode, we will be looking at a way to think differently about maximising your own life and personal wealth – We are going to do this by breaking down the economic factors of productions and rather than applying these to an...
FTX Collapse – the end of Crypto?
Welcome to Finance and Fury. Todays episode – full summary and implications on the FTX collapse – some time has passed since the initial news of the collapse emerged, new information keeps coming out – longer episode as there is a lot to unpack But if you weren’t...
The economics of Hollywood and investing in entertainment
Welcome to Finance and Fury. Todays episode will be a little different than normal – as we will be looking at the Economics of Hollywood and the potential of investing in entertainment Companies like Disney, Paramount, Netflix, even in Australia you have companies...