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The billion-dollar secret that could erase America's debt

MSN - 13 Sep. 25

What if I told you there’s a dirty little secret sitting on America’s balance sheet? One that could turn the global financial system upside down overnight. A secret so powerful it could erase trillions in debt with the stroke of a pen. It’s not a conspiracy theory. It’s history, and it’s been used before. Back in 1934, President Roosevelt pulled off one of the boldest financial moves in history. He revalued gold from $20 to $35 an ounce, instantly devaluing the U.S. dollar...

The 4 sectors poised to benefit from Australia's immigration wave

Hot Copper - 08 Sep. 25

Immigration is back in the headlines, and, again, the country is divided. Some say it’s straining housing, healthcare, and infrastructure, while others argue it’s fuelling growth and prosperity. Whether you like it or not, immigration isn’t going anywhere. For investors, that leaves only two choices: push back against the change and risk being left behind or lean into it and turn it into an opportunity. If you’re in the camp that wants to seize the upside of Australia’s...

ASX retail shares 'the shock performer' of earnings season: expert

Motley Fool - 02 Sep. 25

Wealth Within senior analyst Filip Tortevski describes ASX 200 retail shares as the 'shock performer' of the August earnings season. Several high-profile retailers reported surprisingly strong results, beating the market analysts' consensus expectations. Tortevski noted that some of those beats were due to improved margins from cost-cuts and other factors, not necessarily higher sales...

Investors brace for a dearth of dividend cash

The Australian - 01 Sep. 25

Wealth Within chief investment analyst Dale Gillham said he expected flat or negative growth in dividends in the year ahead, after a “disappointing” earnings reporting season. “We are going to see a lot more pressure on dividends, and I’m not sure companies will be able to maintain dividend yields,” he said...

'Blunt truth’: ASX drops on reporting season’s end

Yahoo Finance - 29 Aug. 25

Wealth Within senior analyst Filip Tortevski said this year’s earnings season wasn’t about booming sales but instead it was headlined through cost cutting. “That’s the blunt truth behind why some sectors thrived while others crumble,” he said. “Consumer discretionary was the shock performer. “Not just because shoppers spent more, but because retailers like Coles, Harvey Norman, and Super Retail Group squeezed every cent...