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All these new tax policies will do is damage productivity, discourage investment, and erode the wealth effect that underpins consumer confidence and spending. This is so typical of Labor: increase taxes and reduce investment incentives. When Labor makes investment less attractive through higher taxes and reduced incentives, capital doesn’t magically become more productive; it will simply retreat. Less investment means fewer businesses expanding, fewer jobs being created, lower housing supply, and slower economic growth. The knock-on effect will be significant. As asset values weaken and investors pull back, consumer confidence will most likely fall, discretionary spending will most likely contract sharply, and the broader economy will most likely slow. History has shown in the 80s and recently in New Zealand that when confidence, investment, and spending are all squeezed at the same time, especially with the tax changes Labor is proposing, recession risk rises sharply.

A fair few people are pissed with Labor about their proposed tax reforms. Honestly there are elements that I oppose. But frankly the social contract is in tatters and the LNP spent a decade making the problem worse, so now here we are. And this is is just the beginning.

History shows New Zealand The policy lasted only 3 years before being reversed, suggesting: . Landlord pressure was significant . Rental affordability concerns outweighed investor restrictions . The political cost was too high for the incoming government Comparison of Australia's similar in 1985: Policy was reversed in 1987 after two years . Negative gearing was abolished . Rents surged (especially in Sydney: +40% in 18 months) . House prices barely moved . Similar pattern: rents up, prices stable, policy reversed

Good luck with that bro... h/t @Potstirrer111

@mountaingoat672 Some long-term charts for both of them. Overall $lot is a dog.

@redstonemacro About to overtake BOE on 1yr too 😂

The trend has continued and we now have a new most shorted #uranium stock on the ASX: $LOT

$lot is officially the worst performing $uranium stock YTD and by some margin. lotusresources.com.au/corporate/board

I just watched what might be one of the softest interviews I’ve seen on @sunriseon7 with @JEChalmers. 7news.com.au/video/sunrise/… We’re coming off a period where Australia recorded some of the highest inflation prints in the G20, yet the narrative has now pivoted almost entirely to blaming fuel shocks as if domestic policy settings had minimal impact. Where were the obvious follow-ups? If inflation was largely “imported,” why did it remain elevated relative to peers for so long? And more importantly, what accountability sits with Treasury? Now we’re hearing about potential structural tax changes: Winding back or removing negative gearing Scrapping the 50% CGT discount and moving to indexation These are not minor tweaks; they fundamentally reshape investment incentives across property and capital markets. So the real questions should be: – How do these changes improve housing affordability without reducing supply? – What modelling shows the impact on rents and new development? – If you reduce after-tax returns, who steps in to fund housing stock? – And how does this interact with an already fragile construction sector? Australians can handle complex answers. What they shouldn’t get is a rehearsed narrative with no challenge.

$smr chart update #uranium. Big spike up in volume.

$rblx AI is not killing Roblox Roblox 2025 revenue: $4.9B (+36%) 2026 bookings forecast: $8.3 to $8.5B Back at price levels again, and a possible swing position. Other than technical Bull case: Future “YouTube of gaming.” Bear case: Overvalued game company that never monetises properly

He is just a man. Not to be put forth as some idol. God is no respector of man or position. Is this a typical example of taking the Lord's name in vain? His first paragraph is literally describing him. He states. Wow, to those who twist the scripture for their own personal gain and then goes on to manipulate the Beatitudes for their own purpose. Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called sons of God. (fullstop) does not include but woe to those who manipulate religion in the very name of God for their own military, economic, or political gain, dragging that which is sacred into darkness and filth." You who hunger and thirst for justice. (wrong) This is someone seeking revenge or war mongering. The bible states Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they shall be filled. (Nowhere in the bible does it state for justice) This guy either does not know his bible (I highly doubt it) or he is manipulating the word for his own purpose. Feels like the audience knows he is manipulating the scriptures.

🚨 JUST NOW: Pope Leo drops this line in Cameroon "Jesus told us, 'Blessed are the peacemakers,' but woe to those who manipulate religion in the very name of God for their own military, economic, or political gain, dragging that which is sacred into darkness and filth."

@misfitpatriot_ Unfortunately, he has become some people's de facto theologian.

Tucker Carlson has been a “Christian” for about 2.5 years. He says here he was “half way done” reading the Bible in July of 2023, and now he’s lecturing all of you on what Christianity is really all about. I’ve had apprentices who’ve worked for me for 2 years working 5 days a week learning everything I could teach them and not a single one of them could handle a remodeling project on their own. Tucker is a fucking infant who thinks he’s an expert because he read the gospel and thought that qualified him to preach the gospel. Gotta follow before you can lead, and if you’re following him, he’s leading you off a cliff.

Wonder how this happened @AlboMP @JEChalmers

$pdn revisions Production guidance increased (bullish) New FY2026 production: 4.5 – 4.8 Mlb U₃O₈ Old guidance: 4.0 – 4.4 Mlb Capex cut (Bullish) Old: $26–32M New: $15–17M Langer Heinrich is de-risking fast Ramp is working better than expected Costs are under control

Nice move for $rklb great momentum feel in this stock leading up to SpaceX.

$rklb

$smr #uranium feels like we are getting close.

$slx at a level that may look to hold the low.

@jameslavish Same when he sold his house and then posted about the coming housing crash in Australia that never happened, only to watch it double over the next 8 years.

Translated: “I could have bought Bitcoin ‘long ago’, but I didn’t. And now I am going to fabricate a reason Bitcoin is bad and must fail, so I can feel better about not buying any.”