Episode 174

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11th Aug 2021

News of The Money-World / Ep 12 / Around the World in 30 mins

https://www.kourawealth.co.nz/blog/july21-market-update

What is 'Square', why did they purchase AfterPay, and why is this potentially much bigger news than what you may initially think?

Are you down with CCP - is China just doing things (the communist way), that perhaps we  should be doing also - and by we I mean the Government? The three pillars of society are significantly unbalanced - but here the imbalanced leg of Government is eating the head of corporations with a ferocity we haven't seen before.

Jobs data is much stronger than what was initially expected - OMG, did all the financial engineering a la quantitative easing and artificially low interest rates actually work?!

Enjoy the show and PLEASE please, please, do not buy shares in Square because  of what we covered today - do your own research outside of what we covered here.

 

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