Wry & Dry #24. What you missed. He was doing so well. Speaking of Queenslanders…
Wry & Dry has read Dr Chalmers’ opus. And has lost three hours of his life in so doing, three hours that might have been devoted to more productive enterprises, such as sorting out Wry & Dry’s sock drawer.
Wry & Dry #17. SMSF demonisation. COP-27 is in Asia. Peak crazy avoided.
Over the years, there have been many federal ministers who had no idea about their portfolio. Whether Liberal (Scott Morrison, Prime Minister), Labor (Jim Cairns, Treasurer) or National (Barnaby Joyce, any portfolio), the list is long.
But in these modern times, Readers would expect deeper talent, especially in matters fiscal. Err, no.
Ruling off FY-22
The last week of company profit reports proved to be as busy as the week that preceded it.
We detail results from PointsBet, Aurelia Metals, Costa Group and Perpetual amongst others.
Raining Results
With Profit Reporting season ramping up, we switch our focus to reports from clients’ companies.
Profit Reporting Season ramps up
With Profit Reporting season ramping up, we switch our focus to reports from clients’ companies.
Becoming expensive (to stay expensive)
A reserved Matt Comyn fronted the market on Tuesday as CBA released its profit result for FY-22. The numbers presented shed some more light on the challenges that lie ahead for the banking sector.
Sell first (ask questions later…)
Billion-dollar companies have disappointed the market. We question whether in the midst of uncertainty, investors’ timeframes are being truncated.
Confirmation, confession and celebration
In May there’s a window where this year’s profit numbers are almost tallied. CFOs and CEOs alike look nervously up at the scoreboard asking: are we about to meet market expectations?
De-equitisation
While the headlines are vocal about shortages across industries they have been silent about the reducing pool of investible, large companies in the Australian market.