US interest rate cuts were welcomed by the market, and the bull market continues to build momentum. A couple of Aussie tech stocks had a nice run this week and the future for both looks bright.
Forget American politics and read this: 3 tips for Australian investors, Pt.1
Don’t let America’s identity crisis become your financial identity crisis. Lachlann Tierney shares his top tips for investors looking to build wealth.
Rate Cut Boom Unleashed
US stocks continue to fly as we approach the Feds interest rate decision next week. A mortgage refinancing boom is about to begin so investors need to position themselves.
Aussie stocks have been struggling and Murray shows you what needs to happen to spark the buying again.
Murray and Callum also point out three cryptocurrencies that are ripe for a run.
Don’t guess up or down, consider this instead…
But my innate contrarian is darn handy in financial markets, where, to make good money, you do need to be doing something different from the herd.
Albo juices Aussie property, while the US burns…
The reality is that the financial system, the politicians and the broader Australian culture are simply too embedded around real estate for anyone – except those out of the game – to want significantly lower prices.
So we get Albo’s low deposit policy rolled out. What’s it doing?
Silver is the New Gold
Was the 160 point fall in the ASX 200 the hint you need to sell up and bank profits from the last year? Murray and Callum answer that question and consider the effect the worldwide bond market selloff could have on stocks going forward.
Many sectors are firing with silver and platinum starting to outpace golds moves and likely to head higher.
Cash in on this Chinese takeover
I don’t know about you, but we were both saying that we’re seeing more and more Chinese brands around on the road.
The AFR reports that nearly 20% of new car sales in August were Chinese car makers. Four Chinese brands are now in the top ten for sales.
Let’s get ready to rumble!
Where should one invest for the longer term? This is not as “easy” as it was 12-24 months ago.
I was pounding the table to buy back then. But the market is well and truly reflated now. The bargains aren’t there in the same way.
The biggest upside is here for the next 3 years
Commodities are cyclical. Always have been, always will be. The poor fools who bought at the top arguably got what they deserved.
You don’t buy those types of shares when they’re booming. You’re supposed to buy them when they’re down.
The “bomb” under the US stock market
Nobody knew, even those at Apple, just how gigantic the company would become.
In turn, Apple’s investment in China skyrocketed. Apple’s money and training capitalised China’s entire electronics industry.
But it was never the plan. There was no plan. It just happened that way.
