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Aussie shoppers: not as bad as you think!

For our purposes today, VCX is telling us that retail shares might be worth a look.
Consumer spending is through the worst of the cost of living crisis now.
As mortgage rates fall, this can pick up. The ongoing Labor government should give people a sense of continuity and stability.
The job market is healthy. And China could be about to dump goods galore over us!

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Technology

All Eyes on 10 December

An unprecedented meeting on Tuesday could spark the next wave of Bitcoin buying. It all takes place at the Microsoft AGM. And it could add to a wave of buying momentum that has taken Bitcoin past the Aussie dollar and into the top ten currencies.

A Once in a Generation Land Grab

This is no ordinary Bitcoin cycle.

For the first time ever, we have real institutional money coming in via the new Bitcoin spot ETFs.

For the first time ever, we also have a pro-Bitcoin US President in charge too…well, we will when Trump’s takes office on 20 January 2025.

And when I explain why Trump’s election is such a big deal you might start to agree with me and realise that this time is very different from previous cycles.

All Eyes on 20th January

With Trump’s win, the game has changed for one Bitcoin. Recent regulatory filings show big buyers are starting to come in en-masse.

In fact, I think we’re at an inflection point where a new Supercycle begins. And January 20th is the key date to watch

How One Trader Beat the Pollsters and Banked $50 Million

Last week, an anonymous trader from France made $50 million by betting on a Trump win. How did he have such conviction in the face of most polls saying Kamala would get up? His solution was genius. And there are lessons for any investor in how he did it. Also…what investments are likely to do well Under Trump? Ryan discusses three ideas for you to consider today.

Small-Caps

Aussie shoppers: not as bad as you think!

For our purposes today, VCX is telling us that retail shares might be worth a look.
Consumer spending is through the worst of the cost of living crisis now.
As mortgage rates fall, this can pick up. The ongoing Labor government should give people a sense of continuity and stability.
The job market is healthy. And China could be about to dump goods galore over us!

Macro

Crypto

Economy

Market-Analysis

Interview with a deep value contrarian

In this wide-ranging interview with Collins St Asset Management’s Michael Goldberg, we discuss what it means to be a value investor and a contrarian. Michael reveals where he sees opportunities in today’s market, with a specific focus on gold and oil stocks. Regards, Greg Canavan, Editor, Fat Tail Alliance, The Insider and Fat Tail Investment…

ASX News Update

Resources and Mining

Series

Silver About to Explode Higher

Silver is building up momentum for a massive run to US$40. Trumps tariff threats have caused a market dislocation event and pressure is building as physical supply dwindles.

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