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TK's historical returns; Pulled Pork kibosh on GNG; SKT consolidation; SGM - Iron and Steel Scrap; Buffett explains his $750 million charitable donation; RBA taking a lot of heat; beware annualised figures; Portfolio update; QAN upgrades again; CLX Upgrades; Fixed loan rates; $250k deposit guarantee; Pulled Pork on DDH

This podcast is proudly supported by Drinkwise - if you're choosing to drink, choose to drinkwise. TIMES CODES 0.00 - Hutchy's in NZ but heading to the World Cup. 2.00 – The Wash Up from the Victorian State Election and the Liberal's loss. Did the Herald Sun have a post campaign de-brief to see where they went wrong. 8.45 – The Artist Formerly Known as Matthew – Matt Guy. He's been revealed as a Twitter blocker. 13.00 – The RBA has apologised 16.45 – The Justin Langer story continues. 18.45 – Story insertion of the Week. 21.00 – The BOM. Does Hutchy have to be careful not to bag the BOM after a bad weather fail in 2010? 24.00 – New clickbait headline word ‘savaged'.   24.30 – Is Craig Kelly going to be the next CEO of Collingwood?   29.00 – Daisy Pearce and the post-game interview.   31.00 – Hutchy brings us a classic War Story from his time as a boundary rider for Triple M.   34.30 – Can you wear shorts on camera during a news cross?   35.00 – Frame Me In of the week for Mitch Cleary   36.00 – The predictable end of season ‘footballer returning to work' stories.   Follow the show on Facebook or Twitter and send us an email anytime to thesoundingboard@sen.com.au This podcast is produced, engineered and edited by Jane Nield for SEN.

Another Friday canter through Tarric’s latest slides, as we look at the disconnect between monetary policy and real life. Is Australia somehow different? Charts are here: https://avidcom.substack.com/p/charts-that-matter-25th-november?sd=pf Go to the Walk The World Universe at https://walktheworld.com.au/

Ngân hàng trữ kim Úc RBA đã cảnh báo người lao động nên chuẩn bị cho mức lạm phát cao hơn trong một thế giới có nhiều áp lực về nguồn cung ứng. Khi đảng Lao động đẩy mạnh việc thông qua dự luật quan hệ lao động, Thống đốc ngân hàng trữ kim Úc RBA Phillip Lowe nói rằng cần có sự linh hoạt hơn trong thị trường lao động.

This podcast is proudly supported by Drinkwise, if you're choosing to drink - choose to drinkwise. TIME CODES 1.30 – Hutchy's been playing at experience of the most revered golf courses in the Southern Hemisphere. 2.00 – Update on the BOM / Bureau's weather dilemma. Are they sitting on the fence with forecast 6.00 – The ‘coward' headline and reporting of Justin Langer story. Do you think sources are ‘cowards'?. Discussion of how the back-page story came about from a podcast interview. 14.45 – The State Election in Victoria is this Saturday. Hutchy has already voted and Damo is willing to reveal who he's voting for! How's Mini Damo going to feel about Damo voting for an independent? 21.20 – IBAC investigation into Matt Guy and co didn't quite get the column inches you might have thought. 21.45 – The RBA apologises and admits to reputational damage after rates rose multiple times. 23.00 – Discussion of changes in the world of Twitter leading to Relevance Deprivation in so many Twitter users (especially journalists). 25.45 – The turn against Donald Trump by the US media. 28.45 – The Glass Jaw Award. Entertainment reporter Peter Ford fired back at Channel 10 this week. 31.00 – How did the Brownlow Umpire Betting Story become all about who should vote for the Brownlow? 34.00 – Question of the Week #DamosVictimn. Hutchy wants to hear your story if you've been blocked by Damo. 38.00 – The Post Trade Honeymoon Period 41.00 – Jake Niall on a ‘source' spree.  Follow the show on Facebook or Twitter and send us your questions and feedback anytime to thesoundingboard@sen.com.au This podcast is produced, engineered and edited by Jane Nield for SEN

APAC stocks traded mixed following a weak lead from Wall Street (S&P 500 -0.9%) with newsflow also quiet overnightChinese Retail Oct Sales contracted Y/Y, whilst Industrial Output missed expectations; Japanese Q3 GDP unexpectedly contractedDXY traded on either side of 107.00, EUR/USD and GBP/USD were flat, AUD was unfazed by RBA minutes, JPY laggedEuropean equity futures traded with modest gains throughout the session with the Euro Stoxx 50 future +0.2% after cash markets closed +0.5%.Looking ahead, highlights include UK Jobs, Swedish CPIF, German ZEW Survey, US PPI, Speeches from Fed's Harker, Cook, Barr, ECB's Villeroy, Elderson, Supply from UK, Germany, and the EURead the full report covering Equities, Forex, Fixed Income, Commodites and more on Newsquawk

I caught up with Senator Rennick (LNP Queensland) after his recent outings in Senate Estimates and his speech on Superannuation. We explored the broader economic issues which we face, and why we need some different approaches from our regulators and the RBA. Go to the Walk The World Universe at https://walktheworld.com.au/ Find more at https://digitalfinanceanalytics.com/blog/ … Continue reading "Getting Better Economic Outcomes: With Senator Gerard Rennick [Podcast]"

What happened last night for the Carolina Hurricanes against the Florida Panthers? Adam talks with RBA, Carolina Hurricanes HC, about what he saw and how they're adjusting for tonight's home game against the Edmonton Oilers? What did he think about Jack Drury's performance in his first game with the Canes?

There have been some interesting property headlines recently, haven't there? Things like Australia's house prices are seeing the fastest quarterly decline on record. An Australian property market crash is coming. The chances of a crash in house prices just jumped. A Freedom of Information report revealed internal research by the RBA found property prices could fall by as much as 20% Is a property crash really likely? That's what I was recently asked by Nathan Veccio, Mortgage Coach and Brisbane based Mortgage Broker at Hunter Galloway, in an interview for his YouTube Channel And considering that thousands of people watched the interview and over 90 commented on this interview, I asked Nathan permission to replay the audio version for you as a listener of my podcast. I think you'll find the questions Nathan asked me insightful, and even though you may have already heard some of my views on what's ahead for our property markets, considering all the changes in the few weeks since we recorded this interview, I think my comments are even more relevant. Rather than being overly worried about inflation, rising interest rates, and all economic woes, please take the time to listen to my thoughts, and I hope at the end of today's show, you'll have a bit more clarity of watch ahead. Links and Resources: Get the team at Metropole to help build your personal Strategic Property Plan Click here and have a chat with us Nathan Veccio, Mortgage Coach and Brisbane-based Mortgage Broker at Hunter Galloway Get a bundle of eBooks and reports – www.PodcastBonus.com.au Shownotes plus more here: Are we inching closer to a property crash?  

Take the ABC News Daily survey: https://forms.office.com/r/pYCCV9rbra We've had seven months of successive interest rate rises as the Reserve Bank tries to slow out-of-control inflation.  But is it working yet, and when will the rate hikes stop? Today, the ABC's business editor, Ian Verrender on how there are finally signs consumers are spending less and why the RBA is playing mind games to keep it that way. Featured: Ian Verrender, ABC Business editor

US futures are indicating a higher open. European equity markets have opened in the positive territory, following a choppy session in Asia that ended with a mostly higher performance. A few surprises came from RBA's Statement on Monetary Policy, which showed that inflation is projected to remain above target band with a tightening cycle  extending further into 2023. Similar comments came from Norway's central bank. ECB officials also said that rates must rise further with inflation remaining too high, and that 1Q23 to be optimal for QT to start, while the BOE issued a notably downbeat statement. Companies Mentioned: Apple, PayPal, General Mills, Audi, Mondelez, Pfizer

I discuss the fallout from the RBA rate hikes with Steve Mickenbecker from Canstar. We look at strategies to alleviate the pain of higher rates, the risks within some approaches and the broader issues of negative equity and mortgage prisoners. Steve Mickenbecker is in Canstar's Group Executive Team, bringing more than 30 years of experience … Continue reading "The Rates Are Beginning To Bite: With Steve Mickenbecker [Podcast]"

The RBA released their latest Statement On Monetary Policy, which contained a higher forecast inflation rate, and a lower growth forecast, out beyond 2024. Their revisions to growth are down again, while rates would have to be higher for longer. Compared with other Central Banks, the RBA is being too timid which will mean more … Continue reading "The RBA's Too Slow Moves Are Extending And Embedding Inflation! [Podcast]"

As Central Bank Rate Fest rolls on from the RBA on Tuesday, as expected the FED lifted the US interest rate target by 75 basis points overnight and reaffirmed continued hikes ahead. Later tonight we will get the Bank of England announcement, which is also expected to hike big. The Fed's unanimous decision lifted the … Continue reading "Fed Signals Higher For Longer And Markets Crater! [Podcast]"

اعلن بنك الاحتياطي الأسترالي (RBA) انه سيتابع ارقام التضخم "بحذر شديد" خلال الفترة المقبلة، وسيقوم برفع أسعار الفائدة بقوة في العام الجديد إذا كان يعتقد أنه بحاجة إلى ذلك.

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The reserve bank has raised interest rates again this week, taking them to a nine-year high. The rise will further increase the cost of mortgages, and hit the most vulnerable borrowers the hardest: the younger households that have struggled to get into the housing market. Culture news editor and columnist for The Age and the Sydney Morning Herald, Osman Faruqi joins digital foreign editor Chris Zappone to discuss how generational inequality has become exposed by the RBA's latest moves. Subscribe to The Age & SMH: https://subscribe.smh.com.au/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's slide deck:  https://bit.ly/3zwNPT2   - Click here to open an account with Saxo  - Today we look at another jump in sentiment overnight as the RBA maintains its slow pace of tightening, increasing the drumbeat of expectations that central banks are set to ease off the policy tightening gas. But with risk sentiment having roared off the lows and financial conditions rapidly easing in the US, will the Fed have any choice but to stay on message and push back against this market rally? Elsewhere, we look at oil and natural gas, uninspired gold, stocks to watch as earnings this quarter are underperforming expectations, the increasingly busy macro calendar ahead and more. Today's pod features Peter Garnry on equities, Ole Hansen on commodities and John J. Hardy hosting an on FX. Intro and outro music by AShamaluevMusic

APAC stocks traded firmer as risk appetite improved following a decline on Wall Street; ES +0.6%DXY softened amid the improved risk appetite and as yields took a breather from recent gains, G10s were firmer across the boardAUD/USD pared some of its gains after the RBA stuck to a 25bps hike and refrained from any major hawkish surprisesChina's Zhengzhou region said that the city will lift the temporary control for COVID-19 low-risk regions and gradually resume normal life, according to Global TimesUK PM Sunak and Chancellor Hunt said it is inevitable that Britons will pay more tax, and reportedly ruled out increasing income tax, National Insurance, and VAT, according to The Telegraph and BloombergLooking ahead, highlights include UK & US Manufacturing PMI (Final), US ISM Manufacturing PMI, JOLTS, New Zealand Unemployment, Earnings from BP, Marathon, Phillips 66, Pfizer, Eli Lilly, Uber & AMDRead the full report covering Equities, Forex, Fixed Income, Commodites and more on Newsquawk

호주 중앙은행(RBA)이 어제 기준금리를 7개월 연속 인상하면서 본격적인 고금리 시대를 예고했다.

You spend so much of your life toiling to build your service business...but does it have any value in the marketplace? Gokul Padmanabhan has been selling service businesses for years and teaches us on this episode how to set yourself up for exiting successfully. TITLE SPONSOR: MORNING TECH MEETINGThis episode it brought to you by Super Tech University.  Don't lose money in the field because your service techs are not great at sales, customer service, and communicating with clients.  Morning Tech Meeting has video lessons that can be sent directly to your tech's phones for training.See other great podcasts we enjoy on our Blue Collar Nation Podcast Facebook page.SPONSOR: C&R MagazineC&R magazine is the leading periodical in the Cleaning and Restoration industry. Owner and editor, Michelle Blevins, has brought printed copies back from the dead to increase reader experience. Go to www.candrmagazine.com to get your free copy sent directly to your home or business.Gokul's Profilelinkedin.com/in/gokulpadmanabhanWebsitesellmyrestorationbusiness.com (RBA's Website)

11月1日，澳大利亚储备银行（RBA）宣布将官方利率再提高25个基点，使官方利率达到2.85%，连续的加息给澳大利亚经济会带来什么影响，又会给澳大利亚人生活带来什么影响？博满澳财首席投资官魏睿昊给我们做了个分析。

US futures are indicating a slightly lower open. European equity markets have opened softer, following mostly positive performance in Asia. Market participants are evaluating the potential for a central bank policy pivot ahead of the key Fed meeting this week. Some ECB takeaways have noted signs of dovish hints. BoE is set for big rate increase, but could signal smaller moves later. Tuesday's RBA meeting is widely expected to deliver another 25bps rate hike. Companies Mentioned: Tesla, Glencore, Emerson Electric, Blackstone, Thermo Fisher Scientific

This is a bonus episode with Mark Bouris and leading economist Stephen Koukoulas.  They discuss the economic performance during September, speculate on the RBA's November announcement and share their thoughts on the US economy. Visit https://yhomeloans.com.au/property-insights/ to learn more. BUY TICKETS TO RESET AND RISE https://bit.ly/3Sftjgl  Join the Facebook Group. Follow Mark Bouris on Instagram, LinkedIn & YouTube. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of our Week Ahead podcast series, we'll be looking at the main themes that will drive global markets over the coming week. In the US, it's the Fed meeting – will they signal a slowdown in hikes to come? In Europe, it will be the BOE meeting, flash inflation and unemployment figures. Then we have FX intervention in Japan, the RBA meeting, the threat of Russian escalation in Ukraine, rising lockdown measures in China and the current state of Global markets all to discuss.

A macro pivot is underway with US and China GDP having bounced back last quarter after contracting in 1H, and with Europe now sliding into a recession this quarter. However, inflation remains high and surprising to the upside in both the US and Europe, tempering any chance of a material central bank pivot. Next week, we expect more hikes from the Fed, BoE, Norges, and RBA. If our forecasts are right, the global hiking cycle comes to an end by 1Q23. But this will require a significant moderation in inflation. Speakers: Joseph Lupton Michael Hanson This communication is provided for information purposes only. Institutional clients please visit www.jpmm.com/research/disclosures for important disclosures. © 2022 JPMorgan Chase & Co. All rights reserved.

The RBA has lifted the cash rate by 2.5% and more rate hikes are expected in the months ahead as they try to head off inflation. The budget on Tuesday is expected to show inflation is expected to peak at around 8%, but stay above their target range of 2-3% right into 2024, with no … Continue reading "The RBA Has No Idea About Home Price Falls! [Podcast]"

Global markets have rebounded after the UK said it would not go ahead with planned tax cuts announced only a few weeks ago, so SBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves speaks with Scott Phillips from the Motley Fool to find out if this is just a short-term sugar hit, as other companies warn of tough times ahead. Plus, Adelaide Timbrell from ANZ takes a look at the RBA's October board meeting minutes where it discussed the pros and cons of both a 25 and 50 basis point interest rate hike.

David Gass previews New York Red Bulls vs. Cincinnati with RBNY Homegrown Daniel Edelman, who went from watching games at RBA with his grandpa to now helping his club make the Playoffs. Plus, Chris Bils drops by to preview Austin's match against Real Salt Lake.

In this episode, Brit, Sam, Cork, and Peaches talk about the final regular season match at RBA and look ahead at the playoff picture

European bourses are once again underwater; US futures are also on the backfoot with the ES Dec'22 contract dipping below 3600DXY is firmer on the day with a current intraday high of 113.50, G10s are mixed vs the USD with the CAD and AUD the laggardsSchatz and Bund futures both retreated to new intraday lows, 10yr UK debt future also recoiled to a deeper Liffe low, and US Treasuries are narrowly mixed BoE said it intends to purchase index-linked Gilts effective from Oct 11-14, and announced a temporary pause to corporate bond salesTaiwan said that two US Congressional delegations are to visit this week, according to a statementLooking ahead, highlights include US IBD/TIPP, speeches from ECB's Lane, Fed's Harker & Mester, BoE's Bailey & Cunliffe, SNB's Jordan, RBA's Ellis, Astana Summit, auction from the USRead the full report covering Equities, Forex, Fixed Income, Commodites and more on Newsquawk

It's been an interesting few weeks full of economic news which has led to a lot of uncertainty about the future of our economy and our property markets. If you're a regular listener you'd know that once a month I catch up with leading economic commentator Pete Wargent for these Big Picture podcasts when we look at the macro factors affecting our economy and our property markets, and we've got a lot to discuss today. Interesting, only a couple of minutes after we recorded this show, the Queensland Government did a backflip and repealed its outrageous Land Tax, so even though we spend a couple of minutes talking about this in today's show, this tax is no longer a concern, however the underlying tendency for Governments to see property investors as an ATM hasn't really gone away. And in other good news Governor Philip Lowe is easing his foot off the economic brake to take time to assess the impact of the most aggressive monetary policy tightening since the early 1990s. The RBA sensibly dropped back to a 0.25% hike this month taking the cash rate to 2.6%.  While it's likely we'll have one or two more 0.25% rate hikes, it looks like the peak of interest rate increases is in sight, and in today's show you'll hear Pete Wargent and me give you our thoughts on what that means for our property markets. I also chat with Pete about the latest US inflation figures and interest rate hikes there which spooked the markets as there was no sign that underlying inflation is abating and the probability of a recession in the USA increasing. You may remember that Reserve Bank Governor Philip Lowe warned that a deteriorating global economy would make it hard for Australia to achieve a “soft landing” due to the economic buffeting that is underway. At the same time, he also said he would not be surprised if house prices fall 10 per cent from their peak. But then only a day later Jonathan Kearns Head of Domestic Markets at the RBA suggested the falls could be 15%. But I don't necessarily agree with them, and I explain why in today's show. Links and Resources: Metropole's Strategic Property Plan – to help both beginning and experienced investors Get a bundle of free reports and eBooks – www.PodcastBonus.com.au Pete Wargent's new Podcast Pete Wargent's blog Shownotes plus more here: Investing is getting harder; should I get out?| October 2022 Big Picture Podcast  

The RBA's Australian Reserve Bank has raised the official cash rate for six months in a row - to curb rampant inflation. - Reserve Bank Australia RBA telah menaikkan suku bunga resmi selama enam bulan berturut-turut - untuk mengekang inflasi yang merajalela.

Thanks to Sharesight for sponsoring this episode! 4 Months FREE of Sharesight Portfolio Tracking http://bit.ly/sharesight-younginvestors In this week's episode, we discuss the RBA's rate hike & falling housing market, the Tesla Optimus Bot, Credit Suisse and more! The Young Investors Podcast explores the ideas of Value Investing, ideas that that were originally formed by successful investors such as Ben Graham, Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger. The show is run by two young Australian investors; Hamish Hodder and Brandon van der Kolk, who both run their own investing related YouTube channels.

The RBA says 15 per cent of variable rate owner-occupiers will see negative spare cash should official interest rates hit 3.6 per cent, meaning they'd have to dip into their savings to meet financial obligations. SBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves speaks with Erin Kitson, Structured Finance, Sector Specialist Research at S&P Global Ratings to see what rising rates means for arrears, and explores what it means for the banks with Opal Capital Management.

The RBA released their Financial Stability Report today and provided a worrying insight into household finances. Rate rises and large mortgages are having an impact, plus pressure on builders is rising. We look at some of their analysis. Go to the Walk The World Universe at https://walktheworld.com.au/

US futures are indicating a lower open. European equity markets have opened higher, following mostly higher Asian trade. The early week rally has been pinned on hopes for a central bank pivot following the RBA's smaller-than-expected hike and signs of cooling in US labor market activity. However, the pivot narrative faces increasing scrutiny after Fed officials reinforced hawkish messaging and warned against expectations of a rate cut. Outsized OPEC+ production cut also complicate the 'peak inflation' narrative with strategists revising up crude price targets Companies mentioned: Google, Compass, BrightSphere, Generali

I discuss the recent RBA rate change with Peter from Mozo. What is happening to mortgage and savings rates and what may happen next? Peter Marshall has been working in the Australian banking and finance industry for over 20 years and oversees Mozo's extensive product database. He is regularly sought out for his expert commentary … Continue reading "When Is A Pivot, Not A Pivot? With Peter Marshall [Podcast]"

The Markets are starting to believe Central Banks are going to blink – as we saw yesterday when the RBA lift the cash rate by a less than expected 0.25% – though as I said one smaller rate rise does not a pivot make. The S&P 500 index posted its biggest single-day rally in two … Continue reading "The Market Grabs At Straws… [Podcast]"

YERRR!!! Doobie & Sanchez man the wheel on this episode. NYCFC get the win over Orlando. Supporters are upset to be back in RBA. They talk about it all... YKTFV!!! Follow them on Twitter & Instagram @NYCFCForeverPod Dave Moncion - @doobie_rockz Jonathan Sanchez - @jonsanch3z Irving Bedoya - @bforbedoya Yousef Ricart - @_ricartist Music by: Intangiblez https://www.beatstars.com/intangiblez https://soundcloud.com/theintangiblez

The Reserve Bank of NZ lifted the cash rate another 0.5% to tackle inflation – and is taking a different tack to the RBA, where home prices are falling faster. Expect high rates and more falls ahead, in both countries. Go to the Walk The World Universe at https://walktheworld.com.au/

Liz Truss is a genius ; COAL - if thermal is a buy, and coking is a Josephine, how do we treat YAL; I screwed up with SMR today; Portfolio updates; RBA increasing rates today; David Gottesman, Warren Buffett Partner, Dies; The market PE ratio is falling; Recession in my mind, is almost certain; All ords down 7.13% on a 1 year basis. but the Small ords is down 22.24%; Pulled Pork on: BFG; the Investment Clock; how to determine if there has been a recent positive upturn; why does TK think "Capital Goods" companies are starting to show up in droves on our list; the theory of "3PTL Sells" and dividends.

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As widely anticipated - the Reserve Bank has lifted official interest rates for a sixth consecutive month - to curb rampant inflation. The RBA has lifted the cash rate by 25 percentage points.

APAC stocks notched firm gains as the region took impetus from the strong performance on Wall St (SPX +2.59%, NDX +2.36%).European equity futures are indicative of a higher open with the Euro Stoxx 50 future +1.5% after the cash market closed with gains of 0.7% yesterday.The RBA slowed down the pace of rate hikes with a surprise 25bps increase instead of the expected 50bps move.DXY remains sub-112, AUD lags post-RBA, cable sits on a 1.13 handle and USD/JPY remains below 145.North Korea fired a missile which flew over Japan and landed in the Pacific Ocean outside of Japan's exclusive economic zone.Looking ahead, highlights include US Factory Orders Speeches from Fed's Williams, Logan, Daly, Mester & Jefferson, ECB's Lagarde, UK Chancellor Kwarteng, Supply from UK & GermanyRead the full report covering Equities, Forex, Fixed Income, Commodites and more on Newsquawk

In this episode of our Week Ahead series, we'll be looking at the main themes that will drive global markets over the coming week. In the US we have NFP, ISM, PMIs, Factory orders and Fed speakers. In Europe we have an energy policy summit, OPEC, Euro PPI and the UK in a state of flux. Then we'll discuss the RBA, RBNZ, the situation in Ukraine, events in Asia and the current state of global markets.

This is a bonus episode with Mark Bouris and leading economist Stephen Koukoulas.  They discuss the economic performance during September, speculate on the RBA's October announcement and share their thoughts on the US economy. Visit https://yhomeloans.com.au/property-insights/ to learn more. Join the Facebook Group. Follow Mark Bouris on Instagram, LinkedIn & YouTube.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's been an interesting month full of economic news. Recently the latest US inflation figures spooked the markets as there was no sign that underlying inflation is abating Then back home, Reserve Bank Governor Philip Lowe warned that a deteriorating global economy would make it hard for Australia to achieve a “soft landing” due to the economic buffeting that is underway. He is also worried that businesses are using inflation as a cover for even higher prices. And speaking of the property markets, he explained he would not be surprised if house prices fall 10 percent from their peak. He also said the RBA wasn't to blame for housing affordability issues - blaming the choices made by society. There's a lot to unpack from Governor Lowes' speech so in today's show Dr. Andrew Wilson and I discuss this plus lots more. Links and Resources: Michael Yardney Get the team at Metropole to help build your personal Strategic Property Plan Click here and have a chat with us Dr. Andrew Wilson, Chief Economist My Housing Market Subscribe to our weekly Property Insiders videos – www.PropertyInsiders.info Get your bundle of eBooks and reports at www.PodcastBonus.com.au Shownotes plus more here: RBA interest rate warning: the global signs aren't good, with Dr. Andrew Wilson

Fund performance; Reserve Bank money printing and inflation; Labor and Franked Dividends; Pulled Pork XTE; share market rout; portfolio update; RBA burns $50bn in QE; Viva Energy Buys back Coles Express sites; WHC announces $2bn buy back; Apollo shares jump on Jucy deal; Kudos to ABC News; Doug's shorting experiment update; back testing around observing major triggers of a general downward trend in the market; the pros and cons of ETFs; ECX continually buying back shares and Rule #1.

New York can't match the Union at home, but still are on track for a home playoff spot with four matches to play. Mark previews the Revs' visit to RBA this Saturday, and chats with RBNY and US U20 Midfielder Daniel Edelman. Great emails, too. Support Seeing Red through the Seeing Red Shop!