Governments are ‘problem creators’, not ‘solution providers’. Experience overwhelmingly shows us government ‘reforms’ are invariably the ‘thin edge of an ever-expanding wedge’. Once introduced, these schemes — no matter how well intended — only increase in size and expense…becoming costly problems for future taxpayers. The latest one — the Voice — is no exception…
Where everyone thinks alike, no one thinks very much. In these volatile times, independent thinking is a virtue. Being a contrarian can pay off amid fear and panic. So, with worries demand for commodities will slump this year, do commodities offer an opportunity for a contrarian investor?
ASX rises on Tuesday. Liontown Resources surges on Albermarle $2.50 a share bid. US stocks steady overnight.
The mainstream media are dedicated to analysing and deconstructing every detail of this banking crisis. While it is no doubt causing a lot of volatility in markets, it shouldn’t deter your focus from seeking opportunity. There’s one thing about the day that no one is paying attention to. And it screams opportunity for commodity investing, particularly in Australia…
The fallout from the banking crisis is likely to continue this week. But in a weird way, some investors in technology are starting to see this as a positive. And they’re not the only ones. As people fret about the future, directors in one sector of the Australian market are busy buying stock in their own companies too. Read on for more details…
ASX inches higher on Monday but markets remain volatile with Deutsche Bank falling sharply on Friday as the world contends with ongoing stress in the banking sector.
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