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@Projects40

Where my heart on my sleeve

Sydney, New South Wales Bergabung Şubat 2022
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Pierre@Projects40·
@StoicInvestors This is it the week we’ve been building toward. Through every challenge, we stayed the course. The LDX journey has tested and proven us, and now the rewards are here. Stay focused, stay united, and embrace this moment we’ve all earned it together.
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The Stoic Investors@StoicInvestors·
@Projects40 Yes upward pressure is a strong momentum modern here...I suspect FOMO buying on the day and a few days after I reckon we will touch 40c comfortably
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The Stoic Investors@StoicInvestors·
🇦🇺 $LDX even the candles show indecisive actions 😂 Do we pump before the waiver? Do we retreat a little in case? Market's decided that here up to around 30c is a good pre waiver price. I don't think it'll be a sell the news day. #trading #TradingMindset #TradingSignal
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@ausstockchick Overall, the impact is mixed short-term uncertainty, but long-term outcomes depend more on housing supply than CGT policy itself.
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that stock chick@ausstockchick·
Just realised that if CGT changes are implemented, it will likely come into effect on budget night to stop investors selling. I am almost certain Albo will go after investors. #auspol #ausbiz
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Pierre@Projects40·
@ausstockchick CGT changes could reduce investor incentives, which may slow new housing supply and add upward pressure on rents especially in tight markets. However, rents are driven mainly by supply and demand, not tax alone, and some renters may become buyers if prices ease.
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@Dimitrios_1963 Clarity isn’t found in waiting it’s forged the moment you choose to be honest with yourself and live it.
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Dimi 63@Dimitrios_1963·
I can relate to number 5) It's ok to be happy in the present. Don't push finding it at a latter time in your life...
Logic Universe@LogicUniv

Top 10 Most Common Life Regrets 1. Not living true to yourself 2. Working too much 3. Not spending enough time with loved ones 4. Neglecting physical health earlier 5. Not expressing feelings 6. Not letting yourself be happy 7. Losing touch with friends 8. Caring too much about others' opinions 9. Not appreciating youth 10. Not prioritizing personal growth

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@Dimitrios_1963 Hi Mate, there’s a quiet courage in feeling deeply and choosing to express it. Life isn’t measured by what we hold back, but by what we’re brave enough to share. Don’t wait for the right time meaning is created in the moments we choose to be real.
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Pierre@Projects40·
@StoicInvestors Fair point, But here's the thing: volatility's the market's way of keeping us humble. Stay sharp, stay flexible, and you'll turn those "what-ifs" into "what's nexts" 👌💪😉💯
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The Stoic Investors@StoicInvestors·
@Projects40 Time will tell 😂 I just know during these periods I was not prepared for "This can't possibly go lower" scenarios 😂😂
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Pierre@Projects40·
@ryu_tay Yes challenging times
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AT@ryu_tay·
@Projects40 Meaning it’s unlikely to hold there? Narrative is so shaky in today’s tweet driven world
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AT@ryu_tay·
No wonder asx Goldies were all red on Friday despite of spot price bouncing. Stocks front run spot price. So the narrative is that Gold underperforms in rate hike cycle as its cost of holding is greater than dollar which yields interest. But then can someone explain how BTC still holds up firm above $70??
The Kobeissi Letter@KobeissiLetter

BREAKING: Gold prices fall below $4,500/oz for the first time since February 2nd. Gold is now down -$1,100/oz from its record high seen in January.

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Pierre@Projects40·
@ryu_tay Not pure manipulation just different drivers: macro vs momentum, yield vs adoption, hedging vs risk-on flows.
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@KarenWongAU Indeed, the stock market's unpredictability is a given, and it's reassuring to note that many seasoned traders have navigated similar cycles. Developing resilience is crucial, and it's clear that effective risk management is the key to weathering these periods.Stay focused 👌
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Karen Wong@KarenWongAU·
@Projects40 You're welcome. Hasn't been the greatest week. Enjoy your weekend!
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Karen Wong@KarenWongAU·
ASX Top 20 Microcap Movers of the week Week ending 20th March 2026 $JGH $A11 $NGY $ESR $PCL $MCA $ECH $TTX $TER $TZN $SPL $EQU $CTO $RCE $KKO $VNL $IMM $AL3 $BET $FRM #asx Source: TradingView Scan
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The Stoic Investors@StoicInvestors·
🇦🇺 Yes Sir, $RLF with the momentum building. Volume up 📈 RSI trending up, not yet overbought. This is much more than some short-term war scares. A good little business developing here. New management + Clear direction. #agtech #agriculture #fertilisers
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@StoicInvestors Simple and powerful. Tomorrow's key let’s see • Opens strong, holds above 0.285 bullish • Opens flat or red despite volume likely distribution
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The Stoic Investors@StoicInvestors·
@Projects40 I thought this as well but not much time left, and I don't think they'll wait until the very last day. End of March is nearing, perhaps no-one is considering a possible delay 😂 The suspense 😬
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Dimi 63@Dimitrios_1963·
#CU6 Just an observation of the current spec market here. Today’s price action tells the story of the broader market where great announcements can’t hold gains. Feb - July tends to be seasonally weak… #Patience
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Pierre@Projects40·
@Dimitrios_1963 @Alonzo_CTHG Trading doesn’t wait for certainty it thrives on uncertainty. Markets price expectations in real time, not outcomes. War creates volatility, rotation, and opportunity. Sitting out is missing moves. As traders, we adapt, manage risk, & capitalise on these opportunities. 👌
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Dimi 63@Dimitrios_1963·
@Alonzo_CTHG That is correct. Too much uncertainty otherwise.
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Pierre@Projects40·
@asxpeasant @thecorn21M Keep up the good work mate, it’s literally gold 👌👌. There will always be haters on the forum and my moto is “Criticism is only meaningful when it’s constructive; otherwise, it’s just background noise.” 💪
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Peasant@asxpeasant·
@thecorn21M You’re bipolar and I’m going to block you because coming back 6 days later seems obsessive and dangerous. I literally feel fucking threatened.
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Peasant@asxpeasant·
Wow Australia is toast. Interest rates will go through the roof. Big government intervention coming. Aussie dollar going to crash hard against USD. Go to #gold now
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Peasant@asxpeasant

A common misconception. The RBA does not set interest rates. The bond markets set interest rates. If you’ve read a book you will scoff and say, “Rubbish! the RBA sets the overnight lending rate which is the interest rate.” Yes, they also need to ACTIVELY DEFEND the interest rate band by acting in short term markets, repo markets. This is easily done when the interest rate aligns with the free market short term rates. Sometimes needs a little encouragement but generally not challenged. But what if the RBA adjusts the target interest rate significantly BELOW the short term bond rate? What if the free markets are dumping short term Aussie bonds and therefore sending short term yields higher? The RBAs “interest rate target” doesn’t automatically happen. The market isn’t just going to fork out way more money for the same bonds they were buying for a lot less 2 minutes ago. The RBA must also INTERVENE with monetary policy and actively buy out those cheap bonds in the bond market, spending money to buy all the surplus to push the bond prices up and get the lower the rate (higher price = lower yield) there will be no demand for issuance of new expensive bonds with the lower yield, when the same duration bond can be bought cheaper ie with higher yield. Why do you think we got smashed with inflation after Covid? Do you KNOW how much MONEY they CREATED to push rates down to zero and buy out the whole bond market during COVID?? Is this registering yet or do we still think our government has power and not at the mercy of the free market. You ALWAYS PAY. If you don’t pay on higher interest rate, you pay on higher inflation. If the free, global market says we’re going to pay 8% on our loans because short term australian bills/bonds/treasuries are not reliable investments anymore, then YOU WILL pay 8% one way or the other.

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@Dimitrios_1963 Overall let’s stay focussed all, we see the signs that’s our advantage. Now we trade what’s in front of us, not what we’re afraid of
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Dimi 63@Dimitrios_1963·
Stating the obvious. This is not an accommodative market now, not like it was between July-January where good profits were made. It's the type of market that will consume those profits gradually if you let it... #patience
Brew Markets@brewmarkets

Happy Friday.

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