@TimWilsonMP Josh Frydenberg squandered $40bn on JobKeeper, no clawback when many businesses did not need it. It was an egregious fraud on Liberal watch, and it was huge, yet no-none has been held accountable. Why did Josh not include a clawback clause? Please explain.
@Carmel93958@SenatorSeanBell These may be facts but they do not describe the causes. This is where you get a big fat F. Intelligence is the ability to use facts, many of which have biases, and come up to conclusions as to how to solve the problems. You don't have any solutions, you are pushing spin.
@Carmel93958@SenatorSeanBell It's actually complex so you may not understand. Supply side economics. Inflation impacting real incomes. Profiteering and lack of competition. Billionaires getting richer when everyone else gets poorer, statistically impossible unless it's rigged. And yes, gov't spending too.
@krassenstein You may be right. Same pattern, just before markets close, probably bought low, looking to sell at close with market up, buy some shorts, say no deal on Sunday, and then gain on the shorts. Art of the steal.
@_InfoGram_ I wish I could laugh at this clown, but his impact is so big, too hard to ignore that the US voters elected this moron. Trump and his entire crime family need to be tried and imprisoned for life, stripped of entire wealth. That includes his new fav Kai, nepo in the making
@TheGoatTax60@OMGTheMess@BaronBurleigh2 It's called PR, throw a small amount of cash around, make people look away, keep doing all the egregious plundering. Look at how dysfunctional MAGA are, Gina is full in bed with MAGA, she wants the dysfunction to gain more power.
@AshPolitik While I love Hughesy and would gladly have a beer or 2 with him any day, on this occasion, he is just so wrong. Does not know the super rules. He is 'talking his book'. He buys investment properties, he is impacted, he will need to invest his well deserved wealth in other ways.
@linzcom Classic argument which does not wash. If someone is on minimum wage, the actual $ impact is low, marginal excessive yes. For the wealthy, those nepo babies who inherited their wealth, the $ is large. Your argument while sounding solid, is simply to divert from the real leeches.
@AngusTaylorMP Difficult to get ahead when pay more tax on beer than receive for gas. Difficult to get ahead when Billionaires don't pay their fair share of tax. Difficult to get ahead when you allow nepotism thru massive inheritances.
@goodfoodgal Gina literally inherited wealth, anyone in the same position would have done at least as well, likely even better. She has helped build the Chinese economy and military thru iron ore exports, which she now wants us to pay for with higher military expense to defend her wealth.
@EricLDaugh Right, has said that at least 40 times, oh, and look, just before markets close, timing? Sunday it will be all on again just in time for those short trades to become profitable. The criminal family need to be tried and imprisoned.
@GeoffWilsonWAM The CGT discount has always been an unfair tax advantage. The 30% floor is wrong, it should be at marginal rate, or better still over a period of income averaging - think transition from work to retirement.
@PaulineHansonOz Australia is one of the richest countries in the world. A key reason why there are homeless and those below the poverty line is lack of resources allocated. Now, your friend Gina could do some good here, instead of paying lawyers, use half her inherited wealth to help the poor.
@TimWilsonMP Please show gdp growth for each quarter over the past 50 years, splitting by Labor and Liberal governments. Correlate with debt increase. Some facts please, I don't have the time to analyse your throw away comments. You're paid to provide guidance supported by facts, not spin.
@SenatorTWhitten A viable investment strategy used to be to import slaves onto plantations to enrich the owners. That investment strategy was stripped away. Things change, sometimes for the better.