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The $100 MBA Show
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"WP engine, the best way to host your website. One of the things that this book mastering the Rockefeller habits stresses is, one of the stops people from growing is knowing how to plant, how to have a strategic plan. And that's why they offer a one page strategic plan. And it starts with something called the planning pyramid and how everything builds upon each other. So you're looking at goals for the next 25 years, but then ten years and 5 years and three years and one year than one quarter all the way to what is the plan for every day. What is the goal for every day so that we can work backwards and hit our 25 year plan. This is something that you should share with your management team. So if you have a small team of managers, maybe two or three people that manage different departments, or maybe it's just you and your founder or whatever it is, or it was just you, but the point here is that you have to have this discussion either just by yourself or with other people that are managing other people in your team about your goals about the strategic plan. So that they can cascade it in their own teams and they can communicate, hey, this is what we're working for. This is what we're working towards. And this one pager includes a lot like making sure everybody's on the same page with their core values. Doing the SWOT analysis. So you can know what your strengths and weaknesses are. Opportunities and threats. Why? What's the purpose of all of this? Targets, brand promises, all kinds of stuff that are going to allow you to start thinking big and planning for the future. My advice is when you do this type of work, this kind of strategic planning for the long term. Don't do it when you're under some sort of pressure or it's a crunch time in your business, you're doing the launch or something that you need to have a moment where you can step back enough feel rushed. You might want to take a day to do this with your team. And see this as an investment. Guys, there's so much more I can share with you when it comes to mastering the Rockefeller habits. There are a few moments in this book where I cringed a little bit because it was outdated or some things I disagree with, but all in all, I'm glad I read it because it's a great reminder and I actually think it's one of those books that talks about a lot of things that don't get talked about a lot like what stops you from growing in the stages of growth and how to scale your company and how to delegate and all that kind of stuff. I do have one tip though. Get this book on Kindle or on paperback. Do not get the audible version. Look at the audiobook version. I got it on audiobook. And I didn't enjoy that much. I think personally, the narrator's voice itself is fine. And his level best. But it's not a polished audio version. It's not a great production. So pick it up on Kindle or paperback. You're going to enjoy the book a lot more. Thanks so much for listening to the hundred RBA show. If you love you here, hit subscribe, hit follow, share it with your friends and family on social. Just send them over to one zero zero
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"We are waiting the RBA decision and it is out the RBA raises its cash rate target 50 basis points to 2.35% that is the red headline. As seen by 27 of 30 economists, it was a lot for the RBA to take it to consideration. We get some additional lines here in terms of the guidance and a little bit of color on the outlook. They are committed to returning inflation to 3% over time intra daily Aussie dollar at the moment a little change. They're also saying they're going to raise rates in months ahead and that they are not on a preset path that kind of goes in line with what we're seeing from other central banks around the world in terms of being data dependent the path to achieving inflation grows balance remains narrow and it remains uncertain with some of these initial lines. Let's take a deeper dive and cross straight out to Juliet sali in Singapore Jules. Hey, yes. If you have a little bit of reaction there, you can see in the Aussie dollar, which had been up by about half of 1% against the greenback earlier in the session, although now pretty flat, so perhaps that had been priced in because as you say, this was expected, this 50 basis point hike. What is interesting, as you mentioned, is that the RBA says, once again, that they are really not on some committed path, but they are really trying to get inflation back to that two to 3% target zone. And when you look at the last print, which was at 6.1% and the expectations that we could actually see an 8% CPI read by the end of the year, you can see why they are moving quite aggressively. They're saying price pressures from demand and the job market capacity constraints remain. But they are expecting that the CPI figure will get to around 3% over 2024. So that's about 2% two years I should say until I get that inflation read to their target. So they say they are committed to do what is necessary to return to that target just to slight move there in terms of what you're seeing the Aussie dollar, not too much reaction use of. I mean, it's bold to claim that the medium term inflation expectations remain well anchored. I mean, can anybody do anything about the median term and we can barely grapple with the short term? What about the broader moves in Asia? What's on your radar tools? Yeah, well it is a slightly better session than what we saw yesterday Yusef and you do have the original benchmark index trying to recoup from those two year lows. Of course, some more news in terms of potential stimulus from China, particularly really trying to stem the decline in its currency, giving a bit of a boost to China's market, which is up by about 6 tenths of 1% on the lunch break, but you are still seeing a weaker renminbi. Now we did interestingly have a tenth straight day where the fix was a stronger bias in the market had predicted. That is the most that we have seen since October 2019. So really just trying to stem this decline in the yuan, which is at that two year low, still weakness, though, coming through and weakness in the Korean one, which is holding at that 13 year low to a little bit of fall coming through in the Hong Kong market in the morning session. And just getting more lines coming through from the RBA now as we see the Aussie market fairly steady, I think only a gain of about a tenth of 1%. The one thing they are saying is that the Australian economy continues to grow solidly. And that's kind of what we're hearing from analysts to use of that Australia is likely to avoid a downturn if that's what we do see on the global picture and you've certainly seen some strong earnings growth coming through in the reporting season as well. Yusuf. Jules couldn't have done it without you. Thanks for weighing in. That's Julie at Sony there. I want to get back to this part of the world. The two biggest gulf Arab economies are seeing inflationary pressure abate, while business activity is picking up. Charges set by non oil companies slipped last month in the United Arab Emirates. It's according to S&P Global. In Saudi Arabia, let's start there both in costs and output price inflation slowed while PMI hit a ten month high of 57.7. Let's bring in khatija hak the chief economist and head of research at Emirates NBD. You've had a chance to analyze some of the underlying drivers of the headline PMI and is it too early to draw any tangible conclusions yet about a softening of price pressures? No, I mean, that is something that we've seen very clearly across the regional PMIs that came out yesterday, including for Egypt. In the UAE specifically, we saw an outright decline, and that was really related to the drop in petrol prices in July. And August, and we'll probably see that again in the coming months as well. As petrol prices at the pump continue to drop. So that was a big factor in the increase in business costs over the prior three or four months. And that's starting to unwind. However, consumption remains very, very strong. And so I think why we will see the energy component of the inflation index soften will probably see housing continue to pick up, for example, and some of the other services costs posting inflation as well. Overall, though, I think inflation in the region is quite a lot lower than we're seeing in the big developed economies. That may be the case right now, but I look at the gas crisis unfolding in Europe. I look at what OPEC plus is doing and it kind of puts me in a state of mind where I start to think that maybe there's another spike coming through energy prices and that means it's time to ask the question is the worst over for inflation or could we get another way? I think if we're looking into 2023, I think they certainly high risks that we will see another spike both in food and energy inflation globally. But in this region, of course, except for the UAE, the rest of the GCC countries heavily subsidized energy costs certainly and to a large extent food prices as well. And that's one of the reasons why regional inflation has been slightly lower than we've seen in other parts of the world. But if we look at the other components of the PMI, demand certainly remains very robust. And in fact, the external environment does seem to be softening. We saw much softer export order growth, both Saudi Arabia and the UAE. And so really, it does seem to be domestic demand that's driving activity and new work. And I think that points to an overall recovery as we move into the fourth quarter of this year for the UAE there are some headwinds. The stronger dollar, the softening global environment, given that the UAE is a much more open economy. I think all of these things, including higher rates, are going to potentially weigh on demand in Q four. I mean, here's the thing when you are in a position of strength, which Dubai, you could argue, is at the moment relative to the other parts of the world, or Saudi Arabia, the UAE, depending on what sort of geographic focus you have, but it's time to maybe tweak some policy settings. I mean, how could they get in the better position to prepare for the next wave of inflation? Is there anything that can be done tweaked? I don't think so. I think to be fair, the government here has been quite careful about managing particularly food price inflation going in the UAE. So again, even though we have seen food prices rise, they haven't risen as much as we've seen in some of the bigger economies. I think really the reforms
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"And I'm Paul Allen in Sydney, where we're sitting up for a day of modest risk off, I guess, we've got futures pointing weekend via back quarter of 1%. Nikkei futures cost me futures looking weaker as well. We are waiting on job heads out of Australia. Ahead of tomorrow's reserve bank decision we are expected to see the RBA, Lyft interest rates, again, by another 50 basis points. Equities in the U.S. did end the week weaker down 1% roughly for all of the major indexes we did have reasonably interesting U.S. jobs report labor force participation rate increased which pushed the unemployment rate up, job creation, however, still looking pretty strong in the U.S. something else in the U.S. the fucking pretty strong, the dollar. Dollar strength and continuing to be a very enduring theme one 40 40 against the yen right now and we've got the offshore yuan continuing to show a fair but a weakness 6 92 O 8 at the moment that is a two year low. Later on we'll have our Titian August serves as encompassing PMI numbers out of China as well. Energy very much in focus at the moment, we've been talking about that a lot this morning, although prices are easing a little West Texas now 87 96 per barrel. Natural gas prices are easing off a little as well, 8 98 at the moment. And that is a check of your market update. Let's get chicken global news now Denise Pellegrini is in the Bloomberg newsroom Denise. Thank you, Paula and some power outages are being reported in the Los Angeles area it's not clear how widespread
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Judge 48th HR, Yanks beat Mets 4-2 to sweep Subway Series
"The research in Yankees won their third in a row finishing off a two game sweep of the mets in their latest subway series four to two Andrew benintendi had the key late RBA hit for the third straight game His 7th inning single broke a two two tie to give the angst the lead for good One out later Aaron judge single told him another run for a major league leading total of 105 Judge earlier hit his 48th home run of the season That's why we play this game is from almost like that That along with a great team like that back and forth or putting up around the room putting up runs Crowd was into it It was a fun night tonight The mets loaded the bases with two out in the top of the 9th but why'd you Peralta came in to get Francisco and door to fly out Time Arian New York
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"Flash So in terms of the RBA the Australian Central Bank left monetary settings unchanged traders though are betting on three rate heights within a year from the RBA so there seems to be some clash there This as China and the PBOC makes a cut to the triple R stocks in Mainland China are actually a little bit softer The Shenzhen comp down 7 tenths of Shanghai count manages a small gain of a tenth of 1% seaside 300 up by 6 tenths of 1% So the data that we had out in terms of import export which was very positive for China not quite lifting those mainland markets Hang seng though gained 2.6% this morning Big tech rally and the topics are by 2.2% this morning Also you have U.S. and European futures firmly in the red right now So you're sort of 50 futures with just about 12 minutes of the market open up 7 tenths of 1% Bond markets also trading at one spot four 5 three on benchmark years in the U.S. up by one and a half basis points on the ten year Germany is at negative 35 basis points up three and a half basis points Oh we are starting to get the same tune from ECB policy makers as in the U.S. so this is holtzman giving an interview to handles but saying that perhaps you have to decouple separate QE and interest rate rises at ECBs in such a different spot to the fed though that would be the repost to that one Bloomberg dollar spot index is down a tenth of 1% oil gains one and a half percent That doesn't mean nobody a business flash now is Hannah jawed with know what's going on around the world Good morning Caroline a JPMorgan banker has testified that Jeffrey Epstein wired millions of dollars to Ghislaine Maxwell.
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"On markets where the course of the RBA outlook in just what half an hour from now But whoo nonstop Yeah I think we've got to begin with the Bank of England and that surprising decision not to raise rates The market was kind of leaning into that but when it didn't happen boy there was a quick reversal A lot of weakness in the British pound against the dollar We were down about 1.4% in New York and then you're absolutely right A real repricing because the concern here among traders of U.S. treasuries that may be Jay Powell and company could adopt a similar playbook here right Maybe being a little bit more dovish than the market had taken away yesterday as a result of the fed meeting Powell himself said we get through tapering interest rate increases are on the table on the table I think those were his words indeed So we had in terms of the ten year we were down about 7 basis points One 52 right now in the Tokyo session we move up to one 54 and in the equity market we've got the nikkei just let's call it the flat right now We've been fluctuating in the opening moments between gains and losses But I want to point out too that with the move down in rates we had a rally in information tech consumer discretionary and record highs in the U.S. for both the S&P and the NASDAQ Right now in Seoul the Cosby is higher by about three tenths of 1% and in Sydney where the market's been trading for about an hour now the ASX 200 is ahead by half of 1% Quite a bit of dollar strength in the New York session with the Bloomberg dollar spot index up four tenths of 1% Little change now the yen much stronger here one 1380 and the offshore Chinese currency I'm going to say it's steady The big weakness as I mentioned not only with pound but the Euro as well and we'll be talking more about market action with you in about 15 minutes Bryant and we have man pre gill coming up in a few moments from standard chartered private bank for his insights on markets All right let's take a look at some of the top stories here OPEC plus and its allies rejecting President Biden's please for a big increase in oil production to try to help bring some of these higher fuel prices down The group approved an increase of 400,000 barrels per day for December but it wasn't quite what President Biden was looking for OPEC's de facto leader is Saudi oil minister prince Abdul Aziz bin Salman he defended the decision We have a record to show comparing us as public plus not as with some of you unfortunately call it says Carter but as a responsive regulator to a market that needs to be regretted Salman also said elevated oil prices are part of a wider energy crunch and he said the energy complex is going through havoc and even hell in response The White House said it would consider the full range of options and the tools that it has to protect the American economy Markets widely expected the U.S. to release supplies from the emergency petroleum reserves and crude oil in New York dropped by two and a half percent His recovered a little bit about one and a half percent of that trading now at 79 96 a barrel Well let's look at another big story here President Xi Jinping saying China is open to talks on industrial subsidies and state owned companies Here she's speaking at the opening of the China international import expo China will take an active and open attitude in negotiations on issues including digital economy trade and environment industrial subsidies and state owned enterprises China will safeguard the position of multilateral trade systems as the key channel to formulate international rules Even so the United States is still concerned about the state controlled structure of China's economy and the U.S. has repeatedly called China's practices quote unfair and non market All right the time is 5 minutes past the hour It's time for world news.
Fear And Greed
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"The cycled bond purchase program where they're buying full billion dollars of bonds awake is designed to cape field so interest rates low for maturity's much longer than the cash right cash right-wing any of not the yield cook control program in the bond purchase program designed to have very low interest rates further out the yoga one year. Two year three year five year beyond so those into rates now beginning to rise in expectation of the cash rate rising. So that will increase borrowing costs rod across the economy from governments to corporates to those borrowing money from institutions. So in a sense the fact that it isn't trying to control the yield curve. It's the sense that it's changing his mind but didn't really have much option because the market had done it for a while. I think that's right. <hes> the governor said. He doesn't put it in terms of you know the market fulsome to abandon the yoko control he puts it in terms of will. The economy's covering recovering is a little bit of inflation pressure. Things looking much better than they were. When i arrived in the economy in date position so the time is right now to move on from that program because it outlasted its usefulness so that's the governor's perspective that the market already spoken with. Its now decide to speak and had pushed the yield on that bond substantially higher in the last couple of days. anyway stay with me saving. We'll be back in a minute. On coking statement helmerich chief economist at kamath bank. You mentioned before that he was quite optimistic about the economy governor low. They economic forecasts. I five and a half percent next year. What do you think of that. Well that's actually more optimistic than view. The we've got three and a half percent growth this year close to four and a half percent the next year they beat either three percent in the fought percents so as i mentioned that the stock he's simultaneously very optimistic on the recovery but still very dovish on interest rates keeping interest rates low for an extended period. Do you think that there's more pressure in wage markets than he's suggesting. Well that's the feedback i get from. The companies are speak to speak to a lot of culprits across australia. And they are telling me that one of the mine issues is the ability to track libel therefore why just precious being felt so under think will begin to say that in the official data particularly regard through next year and of course what many on. What's a for house prices. And then he did say that he liked the idea of the visibility buffa increasing that komo's bank had done that prior to that announcement from destroying prudential regulation authority anyway. But does it just suggest that they've keeping a close watch at least on on the online market well house process data which we got earlier. This week showed prices up over twenty percent October that was a full costs for all of twenty twenty one. So we've already bayton October the twenty twenty two. We do expect house process to be up for the seven percent so what we're saying is has processes still rising.
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Bloomberg Radio New York
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"In Hong Kong equities will begin trading at the bottom of this hour and we'll also have Chinese stocks up and running at that time as well If you're joining from the region good morning I'm Doug Chris at the Bloomberg interactive broker studio in New York And I'm Juliet Sally in Singapore where we're seeing the straight times index rye 7 tenths of 1% on the open what else are you seeing out there Doug Yeah Taiwan jet coming online two Jules and we have the tyre X higher by about 7 tenths of 1% Fair amount of positivity across equity markets in the pack grim in Tokyo the nikkei is now rising by about four tenths of 1% That said we are a bit off the session high Information technology communication services leading the way to the upside in Sydney information tech and real estate sending or leading I should say the ASX 200 to again about three tenths of 1% and in sold the Cosby now higher by about a half of 1% In addition to strengthening communication services information tech pushing higher as well We had some minutes from the RBA meeting the last meeting at apparently officials there are committed to highly supportive monetary conditions and the RBA has reiterated it will not raise interest rates until CPI is sustainably in a range between two and 3% The Aussie dollar stronger now against the greenback That's a kind of a curious move 74 25 U.S. cents The dollar for its part showing a little bit of weakness now with the Bloomberg dollar spot index down about a check that a tenth of 1% And the end stronger now at one 1415 So we're picking up a little bit of ground against the U.S. dollar by about two tenths of 1% Interestingly long-term interest rates are coming in ever so slightly with a ten year treasury off by more than two basis points and yield now in the Tokyo session where at one 57 in spite of a lot of the conversation that we have had on the air here tonight about fear of inflation moving to the upside for the moment the bond market Juliet doesn't meet teams seem to be saying that it's bothered too much Yeah well let's get more on that U.S. long term interest rates pushing higher on a bet for a fed rate hike as soon as late next year but not everyone is convinced Scott deal is BlackRock's chief fixed income strategist He says markets have gone overboard in pricing at fed rate hikes until also says they're still room for the U.S. economy to expand and yields at the current levels don't reflect that We're calling for yields to continue to rise here in treasuries but believe that the fed rate path the hiking path will be relatively shallow all things considered The market is trying to figure out whether policy makers will lean against the inflation that we're seeing Our view is that currently there is too much rate hikes priced in for 2022 Until expects the fed to hold right city until 2023 Well Beijing is considering asking online media companies in China to display their content in search results This would be radical sources telling us these new rules would make articles on things like WeChat available via search engines like Baidu and short form videos like those found on douyin the Chinese version of TikTok would also show up in searches Bloomberg Steven engel tells us why this is such an important development Because it could have massive ramifications on marketing and advertising spending Beijing has been going after what they call these walled gardens These closed ecosystems that have been built by Tencent in WeChat as well as Alibaba to break up the monopolistic behaviors alleged monopolistic behaviors and break down these walled gardens and this could have significant impact on companies like Baidu which has suffered the most as far as not being able to tap the advertising revenue from those walled gardens So this will be an interesting thing to see if it does play out Now we are told to regulators in China are polling companies for their feedback on a potential rule such as this and it is also unclear as whether or not authorities will go ahead ultimately Jules Okay coming up to 5 minutes past the hour time for global news UK prime minister Boris Johnson says he's focused on expanding trade with China bot with caution Let's get to add strength in San Francisco edge All right thank you Jules and still focused.
The Property Couch
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"Full for the month for houses. One point three houses for the quarter in terms of title return on a really strong annualized return of twenty three point. Five with a strong yield Wm market meeting has price in w is now following hundred forty eight still not fully recovered in some markets today previous peixe the unit market flat niagara at all for the month for the quarter point. Seven in terms of the Ten point six on ios saying a very strong yield in the unit marketing. W i in a meeting. Unit price is three hundred and ninety thousand two point one percent for the month..
The Property Couch
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"Five percent monthly growth remains well above the decade average of zero point. Full over the dwelling. Prices are up twenty point three percent this max. The strongest annual growth since nineteen eighty nine. We gotta remember folks. There really isn't a typical australian property market. Some areas have apfel other areas and some markets are doing better than others. Saw a thought in this fight. Let's take a look at his numbers in terms of houses and units has performed as we do the state by state. wrap up. so let's get into those numbers. Sorry in terms of houses will start with sydney. I while we did say is the meeting. Has prices now one point three million dollars. We sold the monthly result of a two percent. Guiding the coleus is now sitting at six point. Two percent and the annual return is twenty five point eight percent full houses. That's proscribes at the yield in there as well and you've got a total return in the vicinity of thirty three point two very very strong housing market in sydney in terms of the unit market in sydney. You saw one point. Five percent prescribed for that particular market in terms of For the month the quarter four point six yearly thirteen point one annualized. We did say.
The Property Couch
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"Three percent in the month before was driven by decline of six points extending landing to occupy is now. This is the largest monthly full in uninterrupted pod leaning since may of twenty twenty despite spot the full lending joyner occupies reminds elevated and still fifty two point eight percent above the pre coded Labels that we did say backing february of twenty twenty for investment lending. We saw a rise of one point five of the month. this is. it's clear that the affordability purchase continue to wire on landing for first time buys the number of lines for first time buys fell by three percent in august. That's all salman back. A first time is taking advantage of last year's hummed notre incentives which bicycle brought that demand forward lockdowns pedo have less of an impact on investors investors landing. One point five percent of the month so white for this to be up ninety two point three percent high then this time in august last year in terms of investing leanings host labels since april of twenty stain and at the third highest level in the history of the series which tied spec so two thousand and two. I'm you can get a raid in regards to what's happening here. Owner-occupiers of putting their issues on hauled primarily in the biggest cities because lockdowns and restrictions of movement being out to get out and inspect properties and bought properties the governor leaving however for investors. It doesn't really seem to be slowing down. The boeing taught and their activity. Which means that i might be looking at boneless investing and as such i might be using buys agents will friends and family to help insecure properties and assets Amex differently showing up..
The Property Couch
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"Sadly we're still saying two hundred forty one thousand people dying from this pandemic but the news series in terms of global case fatality ratio. We are now down at one point six and that's because vaccines and also improves therapeutics. That are being administered for those people who've been fortunate unfortunate to catch bars now in comparison to the australian case fatality ratio. In the last twenty dies we have that data point six of one percent now if we look at out title affability case ratio. It was sitting at one point. Two will thereabouts. Basically i the coal so the full pandemic so we've been night to effectively get a fifty percent improvement on that as we've been rolling out Beta on health measures including the backside. In old side is therapeutics. Now why is this important while. Oil is looked at some of the leading economists spice and and what we do now is gloriously. All economists nanny defect during the pandemic impact and the healthy impact associated with that in terms of what. That's gonna do. The paper win people movement. So i looked at bill evans's economic update from the west that group and it's a clear argument that he looked at. He's basically looking at signed. The empirical data around vaccine reduces hospitalizations which ultimately reduces those death rights. So you will continue to say the assumption that politicians will continue to take the health of voss and that health and boss will bicycling be talking about lockdowns all social distancing or other types of measures that do reduce our freedoms in the if it aside lives and also make sure that health health systems can sustain a potential surge as we start to move with leading so bill and he's westpac economic modeling chain. I suggesting that vaccine right shari's above Is where we will stop the say. Less impact in terms of economic impact. Sorry what he's arguing us if we don't get to those high numbers we continually monster vice risks of a health system the count in the short term coug and that will ultimately mean that the government's die will have no choices but to continue with ongoing restrictions and that ultimately means that will save more. They told stop start measures in the economy and that will not our economy will be choppy and that will also impact on jobs and future economic growth. And so that's why. The keyboard stories still remains the biggest story tonight. Any say that as we look at some of the data moving through the numbers. So let's take a look now at the two biggest world economies in what's happening in particular market. Sorry jd pay out of the us. We did say the third in fond list of the second gordon. Jacob started the economy Annualized six point seven percent over the cooler. And that's a great That's a real pop but you votes. I gotta remember that. That's coming off allow obese lock every other country from twenty twenty where we did say the real heat. A serious impact of the pain dominican terms of economic In terms of the stimulus story. Sorry throughout the cool all the pandemic regulators Such as jerome pal Jay has introduced a stimulus around buying bonds and so forth. And now they're talking about the type ring of stimulus options into the end of this year and then closing the bond buying program the twenty twenty two now. He is coleslaw optimistic about the us. Economic outlook stating that. He was quite positive in the medium to him however they still read writes new. Tim outlook is clouded by uncertainty because the delta striking and supply constraints heels reinforced these expectation..
Fear And Greed
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"To eight months. According to data released overnight vaccine efficacy fell about six percent every two months after the second jab based on data from the us and israel a boost jeb then restores. The effectiveness of the inoculation fis is going for the food and drug administration in the us tomorrow to argue the need for third shot. Us president joe baden's suggested holding a face to fi- summit with china's president xi jingping during a phone call last week but fell on deaf ease according to a report in the financial times president. Gee apparently insisted that washington take list trodden tone towards beijing. It doesn't look like there's going to be much of a detente in that relationship for a while and apple. yesterday. I launched four new. I find thirteen models a new ipad. New i've had many in a new apple watch process for the i find ain't models of the same as the i twelve models. That's good news. According to the global tech giant the knee smartphones have foster processes and better graphics capability and proved camera system longer battery life and faster image processing. I'll have to take their word for it. Luckily eighty percent of new south welshman have received at least one vaccine jab and achievement welcomed by premier gladys berry julian. Who said the nighttime curfew in twelve sydney hotspots will end today but the general in charge of the national roll out. Jj frewin warned that achieving eighty percent full vaccination rate nationally might not happen this year the daily rate of doses has slipped over the past week to below three hundred thousand in general frewin said international. Experience showed that getting from seventy percent to eighty percent was hard work new south wales reported. One thousand two hundred and fifty nine cases and twelve deaths yesterday very quickly and said only when new south wales in full vaccination rate of seventy percent would hairdressers hobson james bill to reopen restrictions will be substantially eased once eighty percent is shaved including international. Travel victoria is expected to hit it. Seventy percent single those vaccination target today it was about the only good news out of the state. There were four hundred twenty. Three new cases announced chief health officer. Brit sutton cautioned that the outbreak hadn't picked and the state could end up with a thousand cases a dive and the regional city of beller at went into lockdown for at least seven days. At least shepherds lockdown ended. The icy tasted a new cases. Were reported the good news was the number of people in hospital has dropped to seven with one person. In intensive cave three quarters of the territory residents have now had one jeb nationally sixty nine percent of people have had one jeb and forty three percent of fully inoculated by business and consumer confidence a holding up remarkably well and while lower than they pace early. This year i will above the levels hit during lockdowns in twenty twenty. The westpac-melbourne institute consume it. Survey rose two percent to one hundred six point two points this month. Confidence improved across the board particularly around future conditions with chief economist. Bill evans said the resilience of consumers was truly remarkable given the lockdowns. The national australia bank august business survey shed conference up two points to modest five and conditions up four points to pass fourteen again..
The Property Couch
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The Property Couch
"rba" Discussed on The Property Couch
"Percent increase in april so we did see everyone was talking about a slowing in uproot and as the market was cooling down. But we've picked up again so that to two point one percent or bicycling picking that up again so what that could mean is that the april number modern bain adjusted because of the break in there in maybe the quality of properties that solved that easter school holiday period wasn't as strong so we'd now definitely started to say prescribed continuing to accelerate. That's also evidence auction. Selling markets is still showing clearance. Writes about that seventy percent through the course of the month so we asked oh sing. Melbourne sydney and cambridge at lied markets. Also i've been quite strong on those auction markets as well. That's telling us that there is paint up domon still in the property market about honor occupies and investors and conditions will still very valuable for property as we currently expect these conditions to continue into twenty twenty two and also in rental vacancy starting to full Which is another good sign for investors and in good song for the probably marketing general s. People start to get their malleability backside. Vaccinations hopefully starting to increase. Hopefully we stay. At a lockdown for reasonable periods of time at borders reminding open supporting economic activity. And if that ease the case then we do we still say low interest rates in probably processes still doing some pretty good heavy lifting in terms of prospect over the next couple of days so in summary just wanted to talk about the key themes business conditions. Confidence is very much on the improve Generally speaking this real positive signs in the economy obviously with lockdowns certain parts of the economy are affected more than others. We say some of the government supporting those areas the lock. Dan really ease the big challenge along with supply shortages in terms of how quickly the economy can cape on its on. It's my maintenance. I is certainly a lot to be to be looking today in terms of inflation. I'm still saying look you know i think it. He's tragedy locked most of the other society because of shortages until the economy. Start to open up again. We might say this pressure. In the inflationary. But i think that that will ease as we start to see the more supply chain starting to open up fondly as i closed at this month's economic an opt i just wanted to let everyone know that i'll be taking a long service break for law and so there will be no updates over this time. I'm sorry i. I suspect it will be business as usual for the with no changes to the cash right but as mentioned earlier they we'll be looking at the bond buying program so there could be some news on that in the next month. So keep an eye out there. The melbourne lockdown could be problematic. It continues as we enter into winter. One can only expect further community transmission outbreaks to occur which.
The Peter Schiff Show Podcast
"rba" Discussed on The Peter Schiff Show Podcast
"An excise tax which it's not a market. Get into that on this podcast. If you want to understand my father's thinking but not follow in his footsteps you can get a copy of his book. The federal mafia while. I still have copies from shift. Books dot com. I mean he really lays out his case You know when he explains the sixteenth amendment. And what actually did. And by the way. That is one of only two books in american history that has ever been banned right by the us government. The us government ban that book. They banned my father from selling it. The only other book in american history to ever be banned was fanny hill and it was banned because they considered it pornographic certainly today's standards. I mean it can be can be a children's library but back then it was. It was pornographic but fanny hill and federal. Mafia are the only to ban books in american history. If you want to own one of them you can buy the federal mafia at shift books dot com but again. Don't follow my dad's advice and not paying taxes. Pay your taxes if you want to pay lower taxes. Well you can move to puerto rico. But let's go past the constitutional arguments as to why the taxes unconstitutional. I wanna talk about why. It's bad economics. Why it's actually bad for the economy even if the constitutional loud a direct on a portion tax on wealth. We shouldn't have it now number one. I get a kick again out of elizabeth warren with her two cents just on the rich well the original income tax when it did come in and nineteen thirteen that was sold to the american public as a way to soak the rich in fact the americans were promised tax cuts in exchange for an income tax. The government was going to cut tariffs. Which were you know. At the time. Government understood that middle class. Americans paid the tariffs. Donald trump wanted to pretend.
The Peter Schiff Show Podcast
"rba" Discussed on The Peter Schiff Show Podcast
"Because they think they're gonna buy it back cheaper there either knocking to buy back at all or they're going to buy it back much more expensive. They're going to pay much higher prices to get back in than what they got. When they bailed out. I think when we get a move we're going to get a big move is going to surprise a lot of people who are on the sidelines and then people are going to have to scramble to reestablish the positions that they never should have given up in the first place which is why again. I keep reiterating to my followers. Keep on buying into this market. And especially in the mining sector these stocks represent some of the best investment values. Even if the price of gold doesn't go up to just stays where it is. a lot of. These stocks are great values. They're going to be playing great dividends But i don't expect the price of gold to stay where it is. I expect the price go much much higher and you know at the same time. You're having a lot of these gold bulls throwing in the towel and getting rid of their gold. You have a lot of crypto skeptics now panicking and jumping on the bandwagon. I mean i think the latest one was kevin o'leary who had always been skeptical of. Bitcoin was always saying negative things about bitcoin and i finally saw him. I think the other day on cnbc. He's now pro bitcoin. he's telling people to buy. Bitcoin fence got the laser. Beam is now on his twitter photo. So he's fully on board he didn't like it at a thousand or five thousand or ten thousand or twenty thousand but at forty seven thousand. He loves it and the craziest thing about his explanation for why he likes bitcoin now so he didn't like it before but now he likes it and the reason he likes it is because now it's regulated. He said he didn't trust it in the past because there wasn't any clear regulation but now that there's all this regulation now that more wall street firms are involved in it. Now feels comfortable enough to want to buy it. The irony of it is all this regulation actually destroys the one real value that bitcoin had when it was first created as a digital currency. The value was that it wasn't regulated. And therefore you can transfer bitcoin From one person or another person without having to go through all the regulations that you have transferring money through a bank wire or some other bank account but now that we have a lot more regulation on bitcoin. And there's gonna be even more coming up. I mean the biden administration is regulating. Everything do you. Expect them to leave bitcoin alone. Of course not. There's going to be all sorts of new regulations on bitcoin. That is going to make it far more expensive than it already is to transact in bitcoin in fact by far bitcoin will be the most expensive way to transfer value from one person to another. It'll be much cheaper to do it through a normal bank account so the very existence of these regulations that is making bitcoin Appealing to kevin o'leary is actually destroying the only appeal that it actually had and so his rationale for liking. It is one of the reasons that you should be selling it because it can no longer deliver on the one promised. It had to be a good way for people who wanted to avoid all that regulation to transfer some value..
The $100 MBA Show
How To Get Comfortable Being on Camera
"Listen i get it. Being on camera can feel unnatural. We're self conscious about the way we look at what we sound. The we were coming off or how people are receiving us. We may even look at other people in our industry. That just seemed like naturals on camera. If so much charisma. They feel comfortable and confident. How can i get some of that. Well i'm gonna break it down and help you out in today's episode so the first thing we need to recognize is that whether you're shooting a video that's recorded and then you're gonna You know posted somewhere on social or if it's a live webinar or a life coaching call. You must see being on camera as public speaking. It's a form of public speaking. So if you're not comfortable on stage most likely you're not going to be comfortable on camera now. The good news is it's a whole lot easier to be a great speaker on camera. Then it is to be on stage. This is why actors see stage performers as s- quote unquote highly skilled actors. Because it's a whole lot different to speak in front of a large live audiences looking back at you versus you know into a lens. So that's the good news. It's actually a skill that you can pick up pretty quickly and something you can get used to but i want you to have the mindset that this is a public speech this is a public speaking exercise and the reason why this is important because if you see it this way you're really think of the audience before you think about yourself and that's really important. One key mindset shift is if you want to start doing better on camera or just in general speaking to anybody focus on your audience. Focus on the talking to focus on trying to add more value and Give them a great class. Webinar video tip whatever. It is focused on them. The more you focus on them the listening to focus on yourself and be self conscious and worried about the way you sound look or come across. Okay this is a really good tip that i got early on in my career and it's really helped second. This is something that you need to hear like skill had you learn. How how'd you learn to ride a bike. How'd you learn how to drive. How did you learn to do yoga right. You tried it once and you stuck with it. You did it over and over again and the more reps the more repetitions you have at something. The more comfortable. You're going to be right now. You might go in front of the camera and you're thinking about a million things. You're not sure where to look. You're not sure the way you sound. You're not sure how to enunciate or how to frame yourself and all that kind of stuff but look back when you first learned how to drive those first few weeks when you learn how to drive. You are super super alert. You're kind of thinking about everything you're looking around the cars driving by. You're totally focused. Your knuckles are totally totally white house. You're gripping the wheel so hard now when you drive after years of experience you're doing a million things. You're changing the radio station. You're looking at the directions you're talking to the person next to you. And it's almost like on autopilot. You can drive and multitask and easily do other things. That's purely because you feel more comfortable. You've done it so many times. It's so easy so one of the best things you can do is to give yourself as many reps as possible. This is i think recorded video is a game changer. It's going to help you big time. One of the best ways to get better on camera is to have a series of recorded videos that you do so say for example. You're launching a new course and you need to record twenty four new videos and you're going to do it in two weeks you're gonna sprint the acceleration of how comfortable you are from a camera because you're doing it in a sprint of twenty four videos in a row you're going to get out of your system you're gonna start feeling more and more confident be going to start with the first video and what i did is i actually shot my first video. It was about four minutes long. And i watched that video over and over. I wrote down notes. As if i'm critiquing somebody else. Oh i looked away from the camera here. Oh there's just too much room above me You know above my head. I should make sure the it's tighter frame. I'm playing of my nose don't do that. I'm saying i'm an aw be mindful then or write down these things out shoot the video again the same video and try to improve upon the things i took notes on and then a watch it again and see. Oh there's some improvement okay. And what happens is the things that you critique yourself on the things that you did right just become second nature just like driving that car while doing other things so one of the best things you can do. His degree and online course or an online series or a recorded series webinars. Or something like that. So you can batch a bunch of videos in one shot I actually did this back in two thousand and thirteen when i launched the hundred. Rba a shot over one hundred twenty videos over the course of a month and boy. After that i was super comfortable for the camera tip number to get used to looking directly in the camera lens. You kind of want to look at your screen. Is your knee jerk. Reaction wanna look at your phone screening. Wanna look at your computer screen. Don't look directly into the camera. Because when you do that it creates the illusion that you're looking straight in the eyes of the viewer and it makes a huge difference trying out right now on your phone and just see the lens as your audience and actually by just focusing on the lens it allows you to focus on what you're trying to say and what you're trying to convey you're not looking at yourself and worrying about with the way you look or the way you're appearing or any of that looking at the lens allows you to focus on the audience. It's almost like an yoga. Were you focus on a spot on the wall. So you can meditate right by focusing on the lens allows you to focus on what you're trying to say next. Be okay with messing up. It's okay to mess up. It's okay for you to fumble in your words. It's okay if you by mistake said the wrong thing and you correct yourself. This is natural and people will actually appreciate a natural talker. Next an outline can help you tremendously knowing what you're going to cover in order not to be long winded or to waffle round. I outline every single video and every single podcast episode. every single Live webinar. That i do. I have a very very tight outline with
The $100 MBA Show
How To Get Comfortable Being on Camera
"Listen i get it. Being on camera can feel unnatural. We're self conscious about the way we look at what we sound. The we were coming off or how people are receiving us. We may even look at other people in our industry. That just seemed like naturals on camera. If so much charisma. They feel comfortable and confident. How can i get some of that. Well i'm gonna break it down and help you out in today's episode so the first thing we need to recognize is that whether you're shooting a video that's recorded and then you're gonna You know posted somewhere on social or if it's a live webinar or a life coaching call. You must see being on camera as public speaking. It's a form of public speaking. So if you're not comfortable on stage most likely you're not going to be comfortable on camera now. The good news is it's a whole lot easier to be a great speaker on camera. Then it is to be on stage. This is why actors see stage performers as s- quote unquote highly skilled actors. Because it's a whole lot different to speak in front of a large live audiences looking back at you versus you know into a lens. So that's the good news. It's actually a skill that you can pick up pretty quickly and something you can get used to but i want you to have the mindset that this is a public speech this is a public speaking exercise and the reason why this is important because if you see it this way you're really think of the audience before you think about yourself and that's really important. One key mindset shift is if you want to start doing better on camera or just in general speaking to anybody focus on your audience. Focus on the talking to focus on trying to add more value and Give them a great class. Webinar video tip whatever. It is focused on them. The more you focus on them the listening to focus on yourself and be self conscious and worried about the way you sound look or come across. Okay this is a really good tip that i got early on in my career and it's really helped second. This is something that you need to hear like skill had you learn. How how'd you learn to ride a bike. How'd you learn how to drive. How did you learn to do yoga right. You tried it once and you stuck with it. You did it over and over again and the more reps the more repetitions you have at something. The more comfortable. You're going to be right now. You might go in front of the camera and you're thinking about a million things. You're not sure where to look. You're not sure the way you sound. You're not sure how to enunciate or how to frame yourself and all that kind of stuff but look back when you first learned how to drive those first few weeks when you learn how to drive. You are super super alert. You're kind of thinking about everything you're looking around the cars driving by. You're totally focused. Your knuckles are totally totally white house. You're gripping the wheel so hard now when you drive after years of experience you're doing a million things. You're changing the radio station. You're looking at the directions you're talking to the person next to you. And it's almost like on autopilot. You can drive and multitask and easily do other things. That's purely because you feel more comfortable. You've done it so many times. It's so easy so one of the best things you can do is to give yourself as many reps as possible. This is i think recorded video is a game changer. It's going to help you big time. One of the best ways to get better on camera is to have a series of recorded videos that you do so say for example. You're launching a new course and you need to record twenty four new videos and you're going to do it in two weeks you're gonna sprint the acceleration of how comfortable you are from a camera because you're doing it in a sprint of twenty four videos in a row you're going to get out of your system you're gonna start feeling more and more confident be going to start with the first video and what i did is i actually shot my first video. It was about four minutes long. And i watched that video over and over. I wrote down notes. As if i'm critiquing somebody else. Oh i looked away from the camera here. Oh there's just too much room above me You know above my head. I should make sure the it's tighter frame. I'm playing of my nose don't do that. I'm saying i'm an aw be mindful then or write down these things out shoot the video again the same video and try to improve upon the things i took notes on and then a watch it again and see. Oh there's some improvement okay. And what happens is the things that you critique yourself on the things that you did right just become second nature just like driving that car while doing other things so one of the best things you can do. His degree and online course or an online series or a recorded series webinars. Or something like that. So you can batch a bunch of videos in one shot I actually did this back in two thousand and thirteen when i launched the hundred. Rba a shot over one hundred twenty videos over the course of a month and boy. After that i was super comfortable for the camera tip number to get used to looking directly in the camera lens. You kind of want to look at your screen. Is your knee jerk. Reaction wanna look at your phone screening. Wanna look at your computer screen. Don't look directly into the camera. Because when you do that it creates the illusion that you're looking straight in the eyes of the viewer and it makes a huge difference trying out right now on your phone and just see the lens as your audience and actually by just focusing on the lens it allows you to focus on what you're trying to say and what you're trying to convey you're not looking at yourself and worrying about with the way you look or the way you're appearing or any of that looking at the lens allows you to focus on the audience. It's almost like an yoga. Were you focus on a spot on the wall. So you can meditate right by focusing on the lens allows you to focus on what you're trying to say
The $100 MBA Show
How To Get Comfortable Being on Camera
"Listen i get it. Being on camera can feel unnatural. We're self conscious about the way we look at what we sound. The we were coming off or how people are receiving us. We may even look at other people in our industry. That just seemed like naturals on camera. If so much charisma. They feel comfortable and confident. How can i get some of that. Well i'm gonna break it down and help you out in today's episode so the first thing we need to recognize is that whether you're shooting a video that's recorded and then you're gonna You know posted somewhere on social or if it's a live webinar or a life coaching call. You must see being on camera as public speaking. It's a form of public speaking. So if you're not comfortable on stage most likely you're not going to be comfortable on camera now. The good news is it's a whole lot easier to be a great speaker on camera. Then it is to be on stage. This is why actors see stage performers as s- quote unquote highly skilled actors. Because it's a whole lot different to speak in front of a large live audiences looking back at you versus you know into a lens. So that's the good news. It's actually a skill that you can pick up pretty quickly and something you can get used to but i want you to have the mindset that this is a public speech this is a public speaking exercise and the reason why this is important because if you see it this way you're really think of the audience before you think about yourself and that's really important. One key mindset shift is if you want to start doing better on camera or just in general speaking to anybody focus on your audience. Focus on the talking to focus on trying to add more value and Give them a great class. Webinar video tip whatever. It is focused on them. The more you focus on them the listening to focus on yourself and be self conscious and worried about the way you sound look or come across. Okay this is a really good tip that i got early on in my career and it's really helped second. This is something that you need to hear like skill had you learn. How how'd you learn to ride a bike. How'd you learn how to drive. How did you learn to do yoga right. You tried it once and you stuck with it. You did it over and over again and the more reps the more repetitions you have at something. The more comfortable. You're going to be right now. You might go in front of the camera and you're thinking about a million things. You're not sure where to look. You're not sure the way you sound. You're not sure how to enunciate or how to frame yourself and all that kind of stuff but look back when you first learned how to drive those first few weeks when you learn how to drive. You are super super alert. You're kind of thinking about everything you're looking around the cars driving by. You're totally focused. Your knuckles are totally totally white house. You're gripping the wheel so hard now when you drive after years of experience you're doing a million things. You're changing the radio station. You're looking at the directions you're talking to the person next to you. And it's almost like on autopilot. You can drive and multitask and easily do other things. That's purely because you feel more comfortable. You've done it so many times. It's so easy so one of the best things you can do is to give yourself as many reps as possible. This is i think recorded video is a game changer. It's going to help you big time. One of the best ways to get better on camera is to have a series of recorded videos that you do so say for example. You're launching a new course and you need to record twenty four new videos and you're going to do it in two weeks you're gonna sprint the acceleration of how comfortable you are from a camera because you're doing it in a sprint of twenty four videos in a row you're going to get out of your system you're gonna start feeling more and more confident be going to start with the first video and what i did is i actually shot my first video. It was about four minutes long. And i watched that video over and over. I wrote down notes. As if i'm critiquing somebody else. Oh i looked away from the camera here. Oh there's just too much room above me You know above my head. I should make sure the it's tighter frame. I'm playing of my nose don't do that. I'm saying i'm an aw be mindful then or write down these things out shoot the video again the same video and try to improve upon the things i took notes on and then a watch it again and see. Oh there's some improvement okay. And what happens is the things that you critique yourself on the things that you did right just become second nature just like driving that car while doing other things so one of the best things you can do. His degree and online course or an online series or a recorded series webinars. Or something like that. So you can batch a bunch of videos in one shot I actually did this back in two thousand and thirteen when i launched the hundred. Rba a shot over one hundred twenty videos over the course of a month and boy. After that i was super comfortable for the camera tip number to get used to looking directly in the camera lens. You kind of want to look at your screen. Is your knee jerk. Reaction wanna look at your phone screening. Wanna look at your computer screen. Don't look directly into the camera. Because when you do that it creates the illusion that you're looking straight in the eyes of the viewer and it makes a huge difference trying out right now on your phone and just see the lens as your audience and actually by just focusing on the lens it allows you to focus on what you're trying to say and what you're trying to convey you're not looking at yourself and worrying about with the way you look or the way you're appearing or any of that looking at the lens allows you to focus on the audience.
WBZ Midday News
Australian $50 note typo: spelling mistake printed 46 million times
"The word responsibility is misspelled three times on the Reserve Bank of Australia's new fifty dollar note. Instead, it's spelled as responsibility missing the third. I don't know how to read that the fifty dollar currency is the most widely circulated note in Australia. The spokesman for the RBA said they're aware the typo in are working to correct it in the next print run.