Finance & Fury Podcast
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Building Wealth & Investing
How do negative yielding bonds work and why would anyone buy them?
Welcome to Finance and Fury, The Say What Wednesday Edition This week Question from Mark – two-part episode (over this week and next) Hi Louis I have 2 questions, can you explain how negative yielding bonds work, they are saying a third of the global bond market is in...
What creates a lack of resilience in financial markets and how a loss of resilience makes them prone for a collapse?
Welcome to Finance and Fury, For the past few Monday episodes been talking about complexity theory and markets – check out Last two eps – went through phase transition, feedback loops and how markets become fragile and some signs this is happening Most recent...
How do you know that the share markets are likely to be in for a collapse?
Welcome to Finance and Fury Last week - The lead up of markets in relation to complexity theory – phase transitions and feedback loops in markets https://financeandfury.com.au/how-to-analyse-share-markets-by-treating-them-as-a-complex-system/ Today – look at the...
Finance & Economics
What happens when a family trust comes to the end of its life? What happens with the assets and are there CGT or stamp duty liabilities?
Welcome to Finance and Fury, The Say What Wednesday edition. Today's question comes from Gab. Hi Louis, thank you (as always) for the great content. I've got another question that I've struggled with recently, and I'm hoping you can shed some light on the topic. I've...
Currency wars, trade wars and how they can act as a pre-curser to hot wars.
Economic Warfare through currency, trade, and sanctions – tools that can be used to crush a nation without firing a shot – but have historically been a pre-curser to war – also – the war on all of us financially – conducted by Central banks/Fed James Rickards –...
Wars and the original purpose of Central Banks
Welcome to Finance and Fury, The Furious Friday Edition. Today is an interesting episode - Central Banks and Wars – Often wouldn’t think of these two together – What is the purpose of a central bank? Financial stability, a lender of last resort, to smooth out the...
Property
Can shares be leveraged as part of a property purchase?
Welcome to Finance and Fury, The Say What Wednesday Edition I would like to start by saying a big thank you for the knowledge you have passed onto myself and the community. My question lies around equity, if you have a considerable amount of money in shares, say 200k,...
Build to rent: Why are Banks and Super Funds becoming large Corporate Landlords?
Welcome to Finance and Fury, Past few Monday eps on Share concentration – and the holdings and influence that super funds have Today – talk about the legislation put into place and the plans going on now where you might end up renting an apartment from your super...
Is rent-to-own a good idea if you are trying to get into the property market?
Welcome to Finance and Fury, the Say What Wednesday edition Hi Louis, My wife and I a looking for ways to buy a home, given some credit history and income stability challenges. I was hoping to get your thoughts on Rent-to-own arrangements. I really enjoy your...
Shares
How do you know that the share markets are likely to be in for a collapse?
Welcome to Finance and Fury Last week - The lead up of markets in relation to complexity theory – phase transitions and feedback loops in markets https://financeandfury.com.au/how-to-analyse-share-markets-by-treating-them-as-a-complex-system/ Today – look at the...
How to avoid missed investments opportunities experienced by Small Cap Index ETFs
Welcome to Finance and Fury, The Say What Wednesday Edition. Where each week we tackle questions from you – This week's question is from Gab Hi Louis, I have a question I've been pondering lately, around small-cap ETFs or LICs. It seems like the whole reason for...
How to analyse share markets by treating them as a complex system
Welcome to Finance and Fury Series on Share markets as complex systems – a different way of thinking about them – This episode, discuss some basics of shares and introduce complexity theory – Nonlinear, Emergence, Spontaneous order, Adaption, Feedback loops Shares -...
Superannuation & Retirement
How do I transfer an overseas pension fund to Australia?
Welcome to Finance and Fury, the Say What Wednesday Edition Today we have a question from Luke. Hi Louis, I listen to you often. Very informative and interesting episodes. My question is regarding super/pensions. I lived and worked in the U.K. for about 10 years - and...
How do I make an Investment Philosophy?
Welcome to Finance and Fury Today we are going to talk about how to implement an investment philosophy. It is a coherent way of thinking how you fit into your investment plan. It is a mission statement to follow when investing. It can help with understanding the types...
Say What Wednesday: Labor’s policy changes – Franking credits, negative gearing, super, and CGT
Welcome to Finance & Fury, the ‘Say What Wednesday’ edition where every week we answer questions from you guys. Today’s question is from John; “Thanks for the podcast and the content you provide. I thought a useful podcast topic could be the...
Politics, Psychology and your money
The battles between Central Banks and Governments during the great depression, and the plot of a Military Coup
Welcome to Finance and Fury, The Furious Friday Edition Last ep – lead up to the market crash of 1929 - and how thanks to central bank leveraging once removed – the market crashed Today – want to run through the internal political wars that were created – similar...
Why would Central bankers want to crash economies, create political division and start wars?
Welcome to Finance and Fury, The Furious Friday Edition. Today – continue talking about wars – the banker's wars – this time on us and financial markets– Gone through how bankers fund wars, central banks carry out monetary policy that leads to Hot wars Start a...
Currency wars, trade wars and how they can act as a pre-curser to hot wars.
Economic Warfare through currency, trade, and sanctions – tools that can be used to crush a nation without firing a shot – but have historically been a pre-curser to war – also – the war on all of us financially – conducted by Central banks/Fed James Rickards –...
Wars and the original purpose of Central Banks
Welcome to Finance and Fury, The Furious Friday Edition. Today is an interesting episode - Central Banks and Wars – Often wouldn’t think of these two together – What is the purpose of a central bank? Financial stability, a lender of last resort, to smooth out the...
The Economics of War – conducted for the benefit for the very few, at the expense of millions
Welcome to Finance and Fury, The Furious Friday Edition. War is a racket – Something that always catches my attention is when politicians get on What is one thing they seem to get on about? Police enforcement, regulations on industries On a more global scale - Going...
The circular economy – The greatest barrier to competition and choice, or the saving grace for our futures?
Welcome to Finance and Fury, the Furious Friday edition Last week - went over partnership programs and potentials for coercive monopolies – today – implementation of policies in the circular economy – SDG12 Today’s ep – go through google and the largest companies on...
Tax
What happens when a family trust comes to the end of its life? What happens with the assets and are there CGT or stamp duty liabilities?
Welcome to Finance and Fury, The Say What Wednesday edition. Today's question comes from Gab. Hi Louis, thank you (as always) for the great content. I've got another question that I've struggled with recently, and I'm hoping you can shed some light on the topic. I've...
Pay more in taxes, electricity prices and costs of goods, or the climate will change!
Welcome to Finance and Fury, The Furious Friday edition Today – cover Resource control over an economy/society – Energy, food, water – Many SDGs – 7, 13, 15, 16 – Mainly focus on 7 and 13 – this is the core of most SDGs – justifications for them anyway Goal 13:...
Death and taxes, or taxed to death?
Welcome to Finance and Fury A plan for structural reforms to help increase Australians’ ability for upward mobility. The coalition will likely have enough seats to squeeze through a lot of reforms. Today: Income axes going up aren’t much of a concern What about the...
Debt and Cash Flow
How to use your home for Investments
Welcome to Finance and Fury Today we have Jayden here, and we will be talking about using your home for as an investment and as a forced savings account. You can start turning the bad debt into good debt. Through paying down the loan quicker, and then redrawing on the...
The 4 reasons when not to buy property
Welcome to Finance and Fury Today’s episode is with Jayden and we will be talking about why property might not work for you, or when you shouldn’t buy property. We have talked about using property to build long term wealth using leverage. However, there are some...
Say What Wednesday: Australia’s National Debt Crisis – a ticking time bomb
Welcome to Finance & Fury, the ‘Say What Wednesday’ edition. Today’s question comes from Brad, “Any chance you could do a podcast on Australian foreign debt? Is it possible to pay it off? Will paying it off have a negative effect on our economy? Are most or all...
Welfare & Social Security
The battles between Central Banks and Governments during the great depression, and the plot of a Military Coup
Welcome to Finance and Fury, The Furious Friday Edition Last ep – lead up to the market crash of 1929 - and how thanks to central bank leveraging once removed – the market crashed Today – want to run through the internal political wars that were created – similar...
Why do banks offer offset accounts when it reduces how much money they can make off you?
Welcome to Finance and Fury, The Say What Wednesday edition. Today's question comes from David Hi Louis, I must commend you on your contribution to the finance community. If you have thought me one thing, it’s that the more you learn the more you realise how little...
What creates a lack of resilience in financial markets and how a loss of resilience makes them prone for a collapse?
Welcome to Finance and Fury, For the past few Monday episodes been talking about complexity theory and markets – check out Last two eps – went through phase transition, feedback loops and how markets become fragile and some signs this is happening Most recent...
Technology & New Ideas
How do you know that the share markets are likely to be in for a collapse?
Welcome to Finance and Fury Last week - The lead up of markets in relation to complexity theory – phase transitions and feedback loops in markets https://financeandfury.com.au/how-to-analyse-share-markets-by-treating-them-as-a-complex-system/ Today – look at the...
How to analyse share markets by treating them as a complex system
Welcome to Finance and Fury Series on Share markets as complex systems – a different way of thinking about them – This episode, discuss some basics of shares and introduce complexity theory – Nonlinear, Emergence, Spontaneous order, Adaption, Feedback loops Shares -...
How Government spending through fiscal expansion aims to help the economy today, for future generations to worry about repaying
Welcome to Finance and Fury Last week – talked about Goodhart's law - "When a measure becomes a target, it ceases to be a good measure." – yet central banks have made inflation the policy target – Went through permanent QE and lowering rates and cashless economy Today...
The Intro Eps
(Intro Series) The wrap up party
Intro - Episode 6 The wrap up party Hey guys! Welcome to the wrap up party for this little intro series Well done if you’ve made it to this point listening. I know a lot of it could have come across pretty confusing …and don’t worry I was quite confused myself by this...
(Intro Series) What does your retirement look like, and why?
Intro - Episode 5 What does your retirement look like, and why? What do you normally think about before you go anywhere? Anyone who has ever left the house before has probably had to think about something before taking a step out the front door. Anyone who hasn’t,...
(Intro Series) Trusting yourself and learning the basics
Intro - Episode 4 Trusting yourself and learning the basics To start off, do you think that having a map to financial independence would be the ideal solution? Compared to a puzzle it actually would be far better than trying to piece together something, if you could...