28 March 2024
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I’m a bank cheerleader but purely for money reasons

Am I a cheerleader for banks? My oath I am because I live by the rational view that banks are a useful fact of life. And that’s a balanced point of view.

Queensland Libs do well – disaster elsewhere

The Albanese government will enjoy a second general election win in May next year. Dutton can afford to lose this election, but he can’t afford to lose again in May 2028. And here’s why I say this.

CBA boss wants a higher GST but no politician supports his call

Until we have politicians who could convince Aussies to buy into the economically rational view of the CBA’s boss, we’ll be stuck with our inadequate tax system that won’t be a big help for economic growth.

Should you be positive about stocks and your super this year?

Here’s my case for share market optimism this year. And as super returns rest heavily on stock market performance, this should be a good year for stocks and super too.

Switzer Investing TV | 25th March 2024

What are the best mid-cap stocks according to Jun Bei Liu and Raymond Chan?

Labor gunning for Coles and Woolies. Watch their share prices fall!

A former Coles executive turned Labor MP is ringing the bell on the revelation that Australia pays 108% more than the world average for vegetables, 41% more for meat and 73% more for other grocery items.

Have the great job numbers killed CBA’s big rate cut call?

Great news on the jobs front but does it KO that ambitious call by the CBA economics team of three rate cuts before year’s end and three more next year?

Who determines our interest rates is important

If interest rates weren’t so important, this Labor/Coalition battle over who should be determining our interest rate future would simply be seen as a silly political stoush ahead of the 2025 election.

Are we’re getting into RBA rate cutting territory?

More economists are seeing it my way that rate cuts are a lot closer than predicted earlier in the year.

Be careful about media scare merchants

Negative media merchants can have a detrimental effect on your wealth if you’re predisposed to listening to their gloom and doom.

A look at culture, arts, extras and things we’re following this week.

Photo of the Week

20/09/2023 05:46
VMelbourne Fashion Week 2023 Ambassador Ayesha Madon (centre) poses for a photograph with models ahead of Melbourne Fashion Week at the Commons Collective, Melbourne, Wednesday, September 20, 2023. (AAP Image/James Ross)
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