@LukeyTrags@RaymondZage $whc.ax $whc Macquarie upgrades PT to $10 on lower risk terminal value . As the previously discounted terminal value increases this would make a material increase in valuation.
@RennickGBR Like Wayne swan as head of cbus super directing members funds to the star of the south white elephant wind farm project in which he is involved
@RossCameron4@GavinNewsom The Curley effect is a political strategy where leader enacts policies that only benefit their supporters while driving rival, wealthier, or more educated demographics to emigrate. By shrinking the demographic makeup the politician consolidates power and electoral dominance
We are nearing the end of the moralising by large parties. People are done being told what to think instead of being listened to, and being judged for asking questions.
The immigration rate is too high, people are being locked out of housing, the system is being openly distorted, and government settings are reinforcing it while RBA keep pushing Financialization to channel wages into banking profits .
At the same time, real pressures show up in rent, mortgages, energy, and basic cost of living. Those are material constraints, not talking points. When policy ignores them, support shifts.
This is not complicated. Supply, demand, and access to capital are out of balance. Housing is treated as a financial asset first and shelter second. Credit expansion feeds prices faster than incomes can keep up. The result is exclusion.
People are reacting to that reality. Until policy aligns with lived conditions, the shift in support will continue.