@theAZtrader Nope but I am still watching it although much less closely, it's been a major disappointment so far, AYA and EIQ got on with it, SHG has just sat around twiddling it's thumbs.
The only in-situ rare earth project outside China. I pray every day that it doesn't get bought out by a major. If management can defend it, this will tenbag. In the rare earth hype that's coming, it will probably do a lot more than that. Stage 2 has begun and the market has no idea. $BCM.ax
a man who owns nothing has no future. he rents his home. he leases his car. he subscribes to his software. he owes on his credit card. his paycheck is spoken for before it arrives
he is technically free. he can quit. he can move. he can vote. but he has no stake. nothing he builds persists. nothing he earns compounds. he lives in a permanent present
ownership is the foundation of civilization. the man who owns land maintains it. the man who rents destroys it. the man who owns a business invests in decades. the man who manages for a quarter cuts to the bone. ownership creates time preference. time preference creates everything else
the modern economy is designed to make you rent everything and own nothing. subscription models, gig work, zero-down financing, forever debt. you get access. they keep the asset. you pay forever. they build forever
the path out is simple. not easy. simple. buy things. hold them. let them compound. own the thing instead of renting it. the longer your horizon, the more the world works for you instead of against you
People who start with nothing, who have worked hard and accumulated some financial security should not be financially bled by inefficient, high spending, high taxing irresponsible government. It is their money to be passed on to their families . https://t.co/ygs8bcd4Ik
@JohnDur08873985@tonytardio durrrr, how do you get proof without an investigation? Do you not investigate an alleged murder if it's just an allegation? What a stupid thing to say
@big_shaneoh@AusPoll6 Remember, this is an Essential poll i.e The Guardian. If you check the history you'll find they are the least accurate of the major pollsters by a very wide margin
@high_con_trader@ThrillTrades The bigger problem is liquidity, you're either very limited in which stocks you can buy or you're very limited in how much capital you can use. It's a good theory and probably works in a market like the US that's liquid, not so easy on the ASX
@rationalaussie@mattjcan If they crash the market even 50% the only people who'll be able to afford to buy are cashed up investors, everyone else will be out of work. Careful what you wish for
@Lehman_Bro@Crowded_Mkt_Rpt For bitcoin he has data going back to April 2018 around when futures started for BTC according to my chart. If you join up his chart membership you get all his COT data through tradingview charts
@rationalaussie I'm not into crypto(24/7 trading is too much for me) but this is an interesting chart nonetheless, so $500k or the start of the run to it a 2027 thing?
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The fact that the government is retaining the 50% CGT discount for foreign renewable energy investors means that they know full well that their CGT changes are a great big tax grab and a drag on investment. What a bunch of dishonest, ideological clowns they are.
@markminervini Can't always be on a real track though, even the F1 drivers race on iRacing. Nice work with the real racing, it'd be a blast. I have to satisfy myself with a few track days for now haha.
WA's ageing LNG infrastructure needs new gas.
As North West Shelf fields decline, $EQU's pre-FEED work has confirmed two tie-back routes for its 1.7Tcf resource — through Woodside's Pluto/Karratha network and Santos' Varanus Island system.
@StockheadAU🔗https://t.co/wQxCp7CoMI
@CuriousPolite@melbheritagee@AusPoll6 have you even read their policies? Going back to a gold standard??? LOL Choose your own currency, how's that going to work? Like I said, they need to dial it back to sensible if they want to get mainstream voter attention
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@CuriousPolite@melbheritagee@AusPoll6 I partly agree, the problem with the Libertarian party right now is they are extremist, they need to dial it back to sensible levels. The "ideology" is great but when you read their policies, they'll never get traction with voters because their policies simply wouldn't work