The Political Fallacy of Net Zero – Interview with Cory Bernardi
Greg Canavan has been looking into the cost and implications of Australia’s energy transition to renewables from both an economic and political perspective.
The Political Fallacy of Net Zero – Interview with Cory Bernardi
The Political Fallacy of Net Zero – Interview with Cory Bernardi
Greg Canavan has been looking into the cost and implications of Australia’s energy transition to renewables from both an economic and political perspective.
Nuclear: The Only Sound Energy Future – Interview with Rob Parker
Nuclear: The Only Sound Energy Future – Interview with Rob Parker
In recent weeks, Greg Canavan has been looking at the cost and implications of Australia’s energy transition to Net Zero from both an economic and political perspective.
Nuclear: The Only Sound Energy Future – Interview with Rob Parker
Nuclear: The Only Sound Energy Future – Interview with Rob Parker
Greg Canavan has been looking into the cost and implications of Australia’s energy transition to renewables from both an economic and political perspective.
Nuclear: The Only Sound Energy Future – Interview with Rob Parker
Nuclear: The Only Sound Energy Future – Interview with Rob Parker
Greg Canavan has been looking into the cost and implications of Australia’s energy transition to renewables from both an economic and political perspective.
The madness of crowds and an epic short squeeze
The madness of crowds and an epic short squeeze
The market is nearly always right. But sometimes it gets it very wrong. In this article, I explain why now might be one of those times
Income is cool again, and there is a sweet spot developing
Income is cool again, and there is a sweet spot developing
Mid-2021 was bull market central. It was all about cryptos, SPACS and windfarms…Income was for losers. But now, income is cool. Term deposits are back, baby! 4.5%? I’ll take some of that, please.
A hawkish RBA is a gift for dividend investors
A hawkish RBA is a gift for dividend investors
The yield curve in Australia just inverted for the first time since 2006, suggesting the economy is in trouble. That means bank earnings will be under pressure.
The Fed is a comedy act
The Fed is a comedy act
Someone should tell Jay that since the June 2022 peak, oil prices are down nearly 50% (and an absolute bargain at these levels IMO). Also, someone should remind him that the US inflation rate hit 5.6% in July 2008. Six months later it was all about deflation. This is not 2008 again, to be clear.
Why Telstra is a sell
Why Telstra is a sell
Telstra is a dominant company performing well operationally. But in a far cry from a few years ago, all this good news is in the price
