When to punt on a tax reform reversal
Australians are suffering from a serious case of taxpayers’ remorse. But will the Labor government’s reforms really get reversed? And how could you profit?
The Daily Reckoning Australia
Marked for Extincition
The oppressors and the oppressed mostly stay where they are. More than half a century of the War on Poverty, for example, has left us with about the same proportion of poor people as we started with.
Breaking Down The ‘R’ Word
It is flatly impossible for a normal human animal to go through life without preferences. It is discrimination that is the piston power of progress.
Late to the Ponzi Party
Growth has slowed…cradles are empty…and the cost of accumulated debt has gone up. Younger generations, late to the Ponzi party, miss dessert; they only get to wash the dishes.
Where there’s smoke
By almost any metric you use, stocks are near the highest levels ever – once again on the 10th floor or higher. They could go up, of course. And maybe AI could power a whole new economic boom.
The Hat Spoke Louder Than the Winning Goal
Ferran Torres, who scored the winning goal in this year’s World Cup, wore a hat that said ‘Make Spain Great Again’ at the victory parade. This message and sparked much debate worldwide. But beyond the message lies a more important issue…
