@Oceanwinds4B@Peter_Fitz Hahahaha, I can't believe "Reds under the bed" is still being pushed. It as relevant now as it was then, not at all.
Obviously that type of garbage works on some people. But you can't expect to be taken seriously.
@DraftDeeper It's a terrible deal that reeks of ownership overruling the front office.
You pay Paul George at 35, 50m a year, instead of waiting for a better deal?
How many trades so far are worse than this?
You hold PG for one year to deal expiring contract? Another Tatum year done.
@DrCameronMurray Youd have to talk to the Editor. No fact checking done. No experts consulted.
Maybe a hit piece, ragebait or they needed to fill up some space.
It's like an episode of Insiders.
@dieworkwear The cheapest sort of pride is national pride; for if a man is proud of his own nation, it argues that he has no qualities of his own of which he can be proud; otherwise he would not have recourse to those which he shares with so many millions of his fellowmen.
Arthur Schopenhauer
@NoelWhittaker Let’s add some missing context to the state debt panic:
High % jumps happen because 2019 starting debt was near zero.
This is "good debt" locked into long-term infrastructure, not wasted cash.
Australia retains a AAA national rating.
It’s a tight budget squeeze
@SamKovX He's said many times "The market can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent."
Especially in the US, where AI is holding the market up.
@clairlemon Talking about tax. Why did Newscorp move it's parent company into a tax haven and loan the Aus division money at a very high interest rate?
@uglymothatrucka@Pistolla81@ringsau We had almost no immigration during the Covid period and house prices went up. The only thing that has put a break on it is CGT and NG tax changes. NZ market has dropped 20+% after higher rates, tax concession changes and supply increase.
@Pistolla81@ringsau But the market is not free. It's heavily subsidised to the point where property speculation is encouraged. CGT and NG finally start to address that.