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In this conversation, Darcy Ungaro and Rupert Carlyon discuss the recent 50 basis point cut by the US Federal Reserve, comparing it to New Zealand's economic strategies. They delve into the implications of BlackRock's increasing interest in Bitcoin and analyze the challenges facing the Chinese economy. The discussion also covers recent capital raising efforts in New Zealand, particularly focusing on Auckland Airport and Fletcher's.
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The US Federal Reserve's decision to cut interest rates by 50 basis points was unexpected and has significant implications for the economy.New Zealand's economic situation is struggling compared to the US, with calls for more aggressive interest rate cuts.BlackRock's shift towards Bitcoin indicates a growing acceptance of cryptocurrency in traditional finance.China's economy is facing severe challenges due to high leverage and political issues, impacting its central bank's effectiveness.Recent capital raises in New Zealand signal a potential recovery in the market, but investors should be cautious about dilution.The dynamics of interest rates and exchange rates are crucial for understanding economic impacts in New Zealand.Credibility of central banks is essential, but flexibility in responding to data is also important.The interconnectedness of global economies means that central banks often move in sync with one another.Investors need to evaluate capital raises carefully, considering the reasons behind them and the potential for future growth.The conversation hints at future discussions on Bitcoin options trading and its implications. -
SummaryIn this conversation, Darcy Ungaro and Rupert Carlyon discuss several key topics including the rise of the 493 stocks, the influence of social media on the stock market, the Duval property developer's statutory management situation in New Zealand, and the implications of interest rate changes on the economy. They explore how market sentiment is shifting, the role of diversification in investment strategies, and the potential consequences of regulatory actions in the property sector.
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The rise of the 493 indicates a shift in market dynamics.Social media has changed how retail investors influence stock prices.Statutory administration can override traditional creditor rights.Market sentiment is heavily influenced by interest rate expectations.Diversification remains a key strategy in uncertain markets.The economy's health is reflected in small cap stock performance.Investors are reacting to sentiment rather than fundamentals.The Duval case raises questions about regulatory overreach.Interest rate cuts may signal economic weakness rather than strength.The interconnectedness of information affects market volatility. -
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The conversation covers three main themes: the new jobs report data in the US, China's economic struggles, and the dynamics of gold and cryptocurrency. The jobs report showed a decrease in job creation, leading to debates about whether it's good or bad news for the economy. China's economy has been struggling due to lockdowns, reduced investment, and trade barriers, which could have global implications. The discussion on gold and cryptocurrency explores the role of central banks, the potential for a commodity boom, and the challenges of price volatility and market sentiment.
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The US jobs report showed a decrease in job creation, raising debates about the state of the economy.China's economy has been struggling due to lockdowns, reduced investment, and trade barriers, which could have global implications.Gold and cryptocurrency are seen as potential safe-haven assets, but their prices are influenced by factors such as central bank buying, market sentiment, and geopolitical concerns.The cryptocurrency market may be experiencing a period of fatigue and consolidation, with a shift towards building and adoption rather than speculative trading.The role of central banks and the potential for a commodity boom are factors to watch in the gold and cryptocurrency markets. -
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The conversation covers various topics including the recent U-turns by the US Federal Reserve, the implications of the Fed's actions, the New Zealand economy and share market, the banking industry as an oligopoly, and the potential for decentralized finance. The hosts discuss the challenges faced by central banks in reacting to data and the impact of government spending and immigration on monetary policy. They also explore the risks and opportunities in the New Zealand share market, the need for more regulation in the banking industry, and the potential for open banking and bank account portability. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the geopolitical events happening around the world.
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The US Federal Reserve's recent U-turns and the implications for the global economyThe challenges faced by central banks in reacting to data and balancing monetary policyThe risks and opportunities in the New Zealand share marketThe need for more regulation in the banking industry and the potential for open bankingThe impact of geopolitical events on the global economy -
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The conversation covers topics such as the unexpected U-turn in the official cash rate by the Reserve Bank of New Zealand, the potential impact of universal basic income (UBI), and the current state of the market. Rupert Carlyon and Darcy Ungaro discuss the challenges and implications of lower interest rates, the potential effects of UBI on productivity and work, and the role of technology in job displacement. They also touch on the market volatility and the uncertainty surrounding the upcoming US election.
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The Reserve Bank of New Zealand's U-turn in the official cash rate reflects the worse-than-expected state of the economy.Universal basic income (UBI) can have mixed effects on productivity, with some individuals using it to work less and pursue other opportunities.While technology and automation may displace certain jobs, history has shown that new jobs are created as a result.Market volatility is expected to increase in the coming months, driven by factors such as interest rates and political uncertainty.The impact of lower interest rates and the potential benefits and drawbacks of UBI are complex and multifaceted. -
In this conversation, Darcy Ungaro and Rupert Carlyon discuss various topics including the Japanese carry trade, the VIX, the new normal of good news, Bitcoin, and the property market in New Zealand. They explore the unwinding of the carry trade and the impact it has had on investors. They also discuss the volatility in the market and the role of leverage in trading. They touch on the correlation between good news and market reactions, as well as the potential effects of interest rate cuts on the property market. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the price of Bitcoin and the factors that may be influencing its performance.
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The conversation discusses the recent market volatility and its potential causes, including the Japanese yen carry trade, unemployment data, and the tech sector. The speakers explore the impact of interest rates, the future of tech companies, and the importance of taking a long-term perspective in investing. They also touch on the correlation between different tech stocks and the potential for active investors to find opportunities in the market.
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In this conversation, Darcy Ungaro and Rupert Carlyon discuss various topics including falling interest rates, allegations of bond market manipulation by ANZ, the great stock rotation, takeover interest in NZX-listed companies, and the impact of the US election on Bitcoin. They explore the reasons behind falling interest rates and the reluctance of banks to pass on the rate cuts to consumers. They also discuss the lack of transparency in the bond market and the need for better regulation. The conversation highlights the challenges faced by the NZX and the potential solutions to revive the market. Finally, they delve into the implications of the US election on the cryptocurrency market, particularly Bitcoin, and the potential policies that could be implemented by the candidates.
Key Take Aways:
Interest rates are falling, but banks are reluctant to pass on the rate cuts to consumers, which raises questions about their motives.Allegations of bond market manipulation by ANZ highlight the lack of transparency in the bond market and the need for better regulation.The NZX is struggling, and there is a need for government intervention to support small cap funds and encourage investment in local businesses.The US election has the potential to impact the cryptocurrency market, particularly Bitcoin, and the policies of the candidates should be closely watched.The conversation highlights the interconnectedness of various financial markets and the need for investors to stay informed and adapt to changing conditions. -
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The conversation covers various topics including the need for a manufacturing strategy in New Zealand, the impact of interest rates on inflation, and the potential influence of Donald Trump on the crypto market. The main takeaways are the importance of developing a manufacturing base in New Zealand, the need for a strategic approach to economic growth, the potential inflationary effects of government spending, and the impact of political events on asset prices.
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New Zealand needs a manufacturing strategy to boost productivity and create industriesGovernment spending can be inflationary and needs to be controlledThe influence of Donald Trump on the crypto market is a topic of interestInterest rates may not have the expected impact on inflationPolitical events can have a significant impact on asset prices*Kōura Wealth is the issuer. View our PDS at kourawealth.co.nz
*Cryptocurrencies are highly volatile assets and not suitable for everyone. It is critical to understand that cryptocurrencies still have an uncertain future and are therefore, not appropriate for all KiwiSaver members. Before investing part of your KiwiSaver balance in cryptocurrency, it is crucial that you have a clear understanding of all the associated risks: kourawealth.co.nz/cryptocurrency
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The conversation covers topics such as the shift to the far right in politics, the French election, Biden's performance, the rise of India as an emerging market, and the challenges and opportunities in China. The main themes include political shifts, global economic trends, investment opportunities, and the impact of elections on markets. The conversation highlights the importance of long-term investing and the need to navigate uncertainty and volatility.
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Political shifts towards the far right are occurring globally, leading to uncertainty and volatility in markets.India is emerging as a significant investment opportunity due to its growing middle class, domestic market, and favourable demographics.China faces challenges such as trade wars, potential bond issuances, and a struggling property market.Long-term investing is crucial in navigating market volatility and uncertainty.The impact of elections on markets should be considered, as they can lead to significant changes in policies and economic trends. -
In this conversation, Darcy Ungaro and Rupert Carlyon discuss various topics including the New Zealand GDP, KiwiSaver, the US equity markets, the petrodollar, and the approval of an Ethereum ETF. They analyze the positive GDP growth in New Zealand and the factors driving it, such as consumer demand and immigration. They also emphasize the importance of reviewing and optimizing one's KiwiSaver account, considering factors like balance, investment funds, and fees. The conversation then shifts to the resilience of property prices and the potential impact of interest rate changes. They also explore the approval of an Ethereum ETF and its implications for the crypto market. They highlight the need for a nuanced understanding of different crypto assets and the potential for building wealth through digital assets.
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Positive GDP growth in New Zealand driven by consumer demand and immigrationImportance of reviewing and optimizing one's KiwiSaver accountResilience of property prices and potential impact of interest rate changesApproval of an Ethereum ETF and the need for a nuanced understanding of crypto assetsPotential for building wealth through digital assets -
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In this conversation, Darcy Ungaro and Rupert Carlyon discuss various topics including the differences between New Zealand and the rest of the world, the potential risks of higher interest rates and bond market instability, the concept of inflation targeting and its implications, and the behaviour of Elon Musk and Tesla. They also touch on the idea of a deflationary economy and the role of the Meg-7 companies in the stock market.
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New Zealand, differences, inflation, interest rates, bond market, risks, Elon Musk, Tesla, Meg-7
Takeaways
New Zealand is not unique in facing economic challenges such as inflation, house prices, and wealth inequality.The risk of higher interest rates and bond market instability could have significant impacts on portfolios.The concept of inflation targeting and the 2% inflation rate target should be reevaluated in light of changing economic conditions.Elon Musk's behaviour and the influence of the Meg-7 companies raise questions about corporate governance and concentration of power. -
In this conversation, Darcy Ungaro and Rupert Carlyon discuss various topics including the approval of an Ethereum ETF, the fluctuating interest rates, and the geopolitical landscape. They also touch on the implications of the rise of right-wing politics and the challenges faced by the commercial real estate market. The conversation highlights the uncertainty and complexity of these issues and the need for diversification and a long-term perspective in investments.
Key Takeaways
The approval of an Ethereum ETF by the SEC indicates a growing acceptance of cryptocurrencies in traditional finance.Fluctuating interest rates and changing narratives create uncertainty in the financial markets.The rise of right-wing politics globally has implications for international relations and geopolitical stability.Commercial real estate is influenced by interest rates and economic cycles, requiring a long-term perspective and diversification in investment strategies. -
The conversation covers a range of topics including tax cuts, inflation, the state of the New Zealand economy, Indian elections, and their potential impact on New Zealand. The discussion delves into the implications of tax cuts on inflation, the state of the New Zealand economy, and the potential effects of Indian economic reforms on New Zealand. The conversation also explores the impact of immigration from India and the potential shift in the balance of influence from China to India. The conversation covers a wide range of topics, including investment in India, dysfunctional governments, emerging markets, interest rates, market volatility, and portfolio diversification. The discussion also delves into the potential impact of higher interest rates on various asset classes and the implications for investors.
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Summary: The conversation covers a range of topics including the budget announcement, monetary policy, tax cuts, government spending, inflation, austerity, new revenues, demographic bulge, and supporting the aging population. The discussion delves into the impact of tax cuts on inflation, the Reserve Bank's monetary policy, government spending, and the potential social impacts of austerity measures. The conversation covers a wide range of topics, including the future of tax, superannuation, healthcare, trade wars, globalisation, and bank profitability. The discussion delves into the challenges and potential solutions for these issues, providing insights into the economic landscape and the impact on individuals and businesses.
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The impact of tax cuts on inflation and the Reserve Bank's monetary policyThe need for government spending cuts and the potential social impacts of austerity measuresThe demographic bulge and the challenges of supporting the aging populationThe role of new revenues in addressing fiscal challenges The future of tax, superannuation, and healthcare presents significant fiscal challenges that require strategic planning and policy changes.Trade wars have implications for consumer costs, inflation, and global economic growth, with potential impacts on productivity and unintended consequences.Globalization and the role of the US in the global economy raise questions about the future of international trade and economic alliances.Bank profitability and the need for open banking and competition in the banking sector are important considerations for the financial industry and consumers.Titles
Tax Cuts, Inflation, and Austerity: Balancing Fiscal PolicyDemographic Bulge and Aging Population: Addressing Future Challenges Globalization and the Role of the USThe Impact of Trade Wars on Global EconomicsSound Bites
"The government is the only member of this conversation here that doesn't actually have to prove value before they get paid, they can just get paid first. We actually have to do this podcast, right? Before we get any value out of it, they just demand it and it's fantastic.""The only way that we are going to be able to solve this problem is if we're willing to recognize it and acknowledge that there is a big issue and be.""I mean, I don't think anyone wins.""Look, banks do need to be profitable."Chapters
00:00Navigating Fiscal Challenges: Budget Announcement and Monetary Policy
13:00Tax Cuts, Inflation, and Austerity: Balancing Fiscal Policy
22:15Navigating the Future of Tax, Superannuation, and Healthcare
27:06The Impact of Trade Wars on Global Economics
33:45 Globalisation and the Role of the US
39:41Bank Profitability and the Need for Open Banking
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The conversation covers a range of topics including the killing of the Iranian president, the impact of geopolitical risks on markets, hedging strategies, the growth of AI and the potential of Nvidia, and the role of clean energy in the future.
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Bored of the same old topics when it comes to financial podcasts? Rupert and Darcy are too. This week learn about the disconnect between the performance of the stock market and the state of the global economy, the influence of the media on the markets, and the impact of AI and technology on the investment landscape.
Kōura Wealth is the issuer. View our PDS at kourawealth.co.nz
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This week Darcy and Rupert break down the recent the mixed messaging from the Fed, the potential for stagflation, and the surprising size of the Bitcoin ETF outflows! Hot tip: Remember to take a long-term perspective when investing.
Tune in every week with a unique New Zealand-focused podcast that looks at our economic situation through a slightly contrarian lens.
Kōura Wealth is the issuer. View our PDS at kourawealth.co.nz
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This week Rupert and Darcy break down whether the markets can be considered a pyramid scheme 🤔 Learn about the market structure, the dominance of tech companies, the need for New Zealand to adapt to global changes, and the recent intervention by the Japanese Ministry of Finance in the currency market.
Kōura Wealth is the issuer. View our PDS at kourawealth.co.nz
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This week Darcy and Rupert kept it snappy with a lightening round on the central banks, unemployment, inflation, and the impact of global events on the economy. Find out why they feel the central banks need to improve their communication and why it can be so hard to predict interest rate movements in the episode.
Kōura Wealth is the issuer. View our PDS at kourawealth.co.nz
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