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The decision to increase the OCR by 0.75 recently effectively places interest rates back up to where they were pre-GFC. Jarrod Kerr, Economist at Kiwibank explains all!

The FTX saga continue - will regulation save us from greed and shady back door deals?

Chris Howard, executive director at MyGold, and Rich Elliot, CEO of of MyGold, join me on this one. News of the Money-World LIVE is happening on the 24th of November. Pizza, drinks, prizes and 4 amazing speakers – It’s like Woodstock, but with a rate of return. Special thanks to our event partners who have contributed in some way to make this happen: Easy Crypto, MyGold, Mortgage HQ, koura wealth, and the NZ Everyday Investor. The venues amazing, but as a result, tickets are pretty limited - Tickets are only $15 each – all going to charity. Get in quick, BUY TICKETS NOW! https://ungaro.co.nz/nzeverydayinvestor/events/ As usual, this is not financial advice. Although we look rather smart, there's a good chance that trading or investing off the information here will get you into strife. Please do your own research and only treat content like for what it is: Edutainment.

The most anticipated 'pivot' in history intensifies debate around a recovery in markets with latest inflation data starting to emerge from the US.

Michael Every is a global strategist at Rabobank who publishes regularly on ZeroHedge. We may not want to, or even be allowed to entertain the thoughts of what the new world is, that we've now entered into. Even the most die-hard geo-political students or those well versed in the various schools of economic may do well to retain an open mind here. Enjoy! Check out some of Michaels recent work here: https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/its-geopolitics-and-geoeconomics-amateur-hour-white-house-again As usual, this is not financial advice. Although we look rather smart, there's a good chance that trading or investing off the information here will get you into strife. Please do your own research and only treat content like for what it is: Edutainment.

Yet another one bites the dust. Janine Grainger joins Rupert and Darcy to discuss the drama that unfolded less than 24 hrs ago around FTX

Both shares, and bonds have been declining at the same time though. That’s not suppose to happen. Should we go on a witch-hunt for bonds within our portfolio then? As my guest today points out, we'd be foolish to throw the baby out with the bathwater here (what kind of parents don't check for baby's here though?!) Check out the remainder of this article: https://ungaro.co.nz/bonds-wrong-kind-of-risk-wrong-kind-of-time/ Greg Fleming is Head of Global Diversified Funds with Salt Funds, an Auckland based Investment manager. is https://www.saltfunds.co.nz/ THIS IS NOT FINANCIA ADVICE - PLEASE SEEK SPECIFIC ADVICE AROUND YOUR OWN CIRCUMSTANCES BEFORE TAKING ACTION ON ANYTHING DISCUSSED HERE.

Is Europe still heading for an energy crisis, or is 'good enough' going to be good enough to get through winter? Is the Russian made 'hook in the jaw' firmly embedded in the European energy space, now coming loose?

Whether it’s crypto, managed funds, bonds, shares, or property, it’s not about the tools – it’s about us. I trust you’re smart enough to know what you’re trying to build and why. Please do your own due diligence when consuming financial 'guidance' on social media. Although investing in individual shares may appear to be speculative, like a giant ponzi scheme, or not really a legitimate investment unless you're playing with money you can afford to lose (unlike Crypto), we should really try to understand how to make good decisions in the share market. The 'value' paradigm should cautiously be considered as a framework to assess whether a company should be a 'buy' and if so, at what price. Please do your own research as usual, and remember, investing in publicly traded companies contains risk, and it may not be as transparent as other investments (unlike crypto). Disclaimer: Some of the content in my show notes you shouldn't take too seriously. Hope you enjoy this conversation with @Investing with Tom Check out the video mentioned in this episode: https://youtu.be/7KL_-WLx6UA

Xi Jinping is now 'leader for life', but with weak economic data, a population slowly getting used to prosperity, yet increasing tensions with the US and a zero-Covid policy... there's no clear indications the storm shall indeed pass.

Ethereum is one of the digital assets that I personally hold in my own portfolio. I don't personally, or professionally endorse more than a relatively small allocation to this high risk, yet promising new asset class. Take care to conduct your own due diligence and (ideally) seek advice from a financial adviser prior to making any serious investment in crypto-currencies. My guest today is Aditya Das, Blockchain Researcher and Investment Analyst with Brave New Coin. Today we’re just having a general chat along the lines of sound money – I hope you find it interesting! As mentioned: https://ultrasound.money/ Twitter for Aditya @Dascryptoforyou

With the explosion of money over the past 30 years, what is 'normal' in terms of interest rates and money supply? Let's talk it out!

What if this time it really was different, and the best advice is to sell up and run for the hills. In this short message my goal is to get you think, not to take action. Please seek your own specific advice and do your own reasoning in relation to financial decisions.

Things are evolving so fast, we need to pay attention?!