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  • Why mining stocks love a sovereign debt crisis

    When politicians begin to worry about the national debt, they are about to admit economic growth matters most. And that means handing out investment opportunities to resources investors.

  • Rough Trail Ahead

    Government takes many different forms. But the one form all governments share is that of a criminal enterprise. At the end of the day, the feds force people to do things they don’t want to do.…

  • Australia’s Vibecession

    The ASX is diverging from the optimism we’re seeing in US markets. What’s the driving force, and what can we do about it?

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    Market Nerves Return This Week

    Aussie stocks had a rough week, falling around 2% while US markets held firm. With uncertainty still hanging over Iran, investors are watching fuel, fertiliser and commodity supply risks closely…

  • The Seasonal Secret Behind Oil’s Boom-and-Bust Cycle

    A recurring historical pattern suggests oil’s next big move could arrive by the end of 2026.

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    Vengeance, thy name is Virginia

    But here’s the critical part: they will use their newfound power as Trump did — to punish their enemies, further their own pet projects and buff out their own authority.

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  • If You’re Confused, So Is Everyone Else

    The lack of a clear narrative for this market recovery suggests underlying confusion. So what can be done?

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  • Another obstacle to the Epstein client list is falling

    Progress in bringing justice on the Epstein saga has been slow. Yet, the latest takedown of a high-profile Democrat member might offer clues that the next steps of the process are underway.

  • Doing the Nixon

    The longer Trump stays in the captain’s chair...and the crazier and more inept he appears...the more likely the democrats are to win elections — both this year...and in ‘28.

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  • Advanced Gamblenomics: A brief guide to why the ASX 200 sucks

    The historical performance of the S&P500 vs the ASX 200 reveals a big opportunity for Aussie investors. And it starts with what Lachlann Tierney calls “gamblenomics”.

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