Investment analyst, (very ordinary) runner and "dog person" with a cat. Not in that order...clearly. Views my own, particularly if they prove to be correct!
Melbourne, Victoria
Joined November 2011
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Meet Lachie. Every morning, this little man wakes up to his dose of news and analysis on ABC NewsRadio*. Be like Lachie… join us 6am-10am AEST and we’ll keep you up to date: on your radio, digital radio and on the ABC Listen App. @abcnews (*presenter possibly Lachie’s daddy 🙂)
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Good to see we are not the only ones pointing out this fact.
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The annual cost to the budget of franking credit refunds, which goes to just 3% of taxpayers, is less than the cost of giving everyone $300 for getting the COVID-19 vaccination.
Just saying #qt
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💰Vic & NSW have lost the S&P AAA credit rating
- Vic is AA, NSW AA+. The lowest is D
- @feeclark says the impact is minimal & backs the call to borrow
- Philip Lowe has said it's more political than economic
- Vic Opposition says the extra interest could have been better spent
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Curious to see how the franking credit reform was so damaging to those advocating it (Labor) even though it impacted just 3% of the population, yet those wanting to cut the retirement savings of every worker over every year of their working life (Coalition) is not being crucified
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2 MINUTES WITH | Fiona Clark, Merricks Capital Investment Strategist.
On today's tech stock selldown: "To be a little honest, I think the market was relieved that we saw this fall."
@SBSNews @feeclark #ausbiz #onthemoneysbs
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I want any woman seeking asylum in Melbourne who is destitute & finds themselves in a domestic violence situation at home to know the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre is there for you and can pay for emergency accommodation to get you safe including any children you have. Reach out.
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So let me get this right.The first workers to be thrown off #JobKeeper by the Morrison Gov are childcare workers. A sector where 95% of workers are underpaid women.This as well as ending free childcare. All when we know women are losing jobs and hours at a faster rate than men.
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Australians are seriously worried about a recession.
In fact, people searching the term "Australia recession" are up around levels not seen since the GFC, says @feeclark
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I wonder if the protesters who turned up at Tim Wilson’s franking credit protests will have their government payments taken away?
Oh wait, they actually get $6 billion a year of money from other taxpayers
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Have you seen Millie?
She was in her owner's car which was stolen in Blind Bight on 22 June. The car was located in Bentleigh however Millie is still missing.
bit.ly/2LmugED
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Tonight on @abcnews #thebusiness I talk to #ElviraSojli about @facebook #cyrptocurrency | @RobertsonABC looks at #penaltyrates | @feeclark chats to about markets inc European stimulus and what the #Fed might say tonight
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14 December 1918: women in the UK voted for the first time ever.
The suffragettes (founded in 1903 by Emmeline Pankhurst) had struggled for 15 years to achieve the result
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Imagine how much more advanced society would be today if women, who comprise half the world’s brain power, were socially & intellectually enfranchised from the beginning of civilization.
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Lonsec says Prime Value Opportunities Fund has demonstrated strong capital preservation and alignment with investors - issues "recommended" rating: adviservoice.com.au/2018/09/…
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Prime Value’s sister company, Shakespeare Property Group, has just added an exciting new resort to its growing property investment portfolio: accomnews.com.au/2018/09/lan… #property
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🤓 for clear energy discussions it's best to avoid the word "baseload"!
four uses i've encountered:
1. inflexible steady power — coal
2. flexible power on demand — gas, hydro (+batteries)
3. lowest generation level for a power station or fleet
4. minimum demand over a period
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Hanging out with the first written consumer law. It includes a 20% interest cap for lending. Babylonians = vastly superior to Australian pay day lenders.
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My family have been weighing in on my current gig as business reporter on @BreakfastNews and think I should model all my stories on this. Charlie Brooker's Weekly Wipe: Every TV news report on the economy in one youtu.be/HN2iVe8_Ato @danziffer