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Weâre just getting set up for our Next Level Wealth MasterMind Intensive workshop.
We have a full boardroom for tomorrow, where some of the sharpest minds in the business will be sharing their inner-most thoughts.
I discuss why we get so excited by our Next Level Wealth workshops in the short vide...
Iâve discussed in various posts before why the tech revolution is so important to the global economy, and to the Aussie economy.
See here for more details, for example.
While tech companies could in theory be based anywhere, it seems that Sydney has become Australiaâs technology hub.
In the video...
Housing markets tend to be imperfect, since they arenât comprised entirely of investors.
And, with a bit of research, itâs not that hard to find areas that are set to improve.
In the case of Brisbaneâs Woolloongabba, for example, there are plenty of new apartment developments coming onstream, alon...
Mean reversion is one of the most important concepts in finance and investing.
Prices which stray too far from the long-run norm are likely to revert to the mean, or long-run average.
Over the short term, price and value can become decoupled, but over the long run they will always be linked.
What...
Under the pump
If youâve ever felt that there isnât enough time in the day to do everything that you need to, take heartâŚyouâre far from alone!
Itâs said that the average person has about 300 hours worth of âstuffâ on their to-do list, from sorting out admin, to books that theyâre supposed to read...
When it comes to investing the dominant line of thought is that most people are cool, rational investors, and markets move accordingly.
In the real world, we all have our own underlying motivations and fears, and we tend to make irrational decisions that reflect our own personalities, emotions, and...
Fads will always come and go in investing as market cycles unfold in ever-changing ways.
Sometimes buy-and-hold investing will be very popular, for example; in other decades it will drift back out of favour as secular bear markets take hold, and as investors lose faith in markets delivering positiv...
Australiaâs population is forecast to growth to around 41.5 million by 2061.
If the present rate of growth is sustained, then weâll get there sooner still.
The share of Aussies living in the capital cities is projected to rise relentlessly until that time, up from about half to nearly three-quarte...
