QAV S05E22 — Musical Chairs

by | Jun 8, 2022 | Blog, Investing Podcast, Podcast Episodes | 0 comments

Why invest­ing is a lit­tle like musi­cal chairs at the moment; why we should like it when the mar­ket makes mis­takes; Apple announces BNPL ser­vice; changes to cash rate; Pulled Pork on PGL; Yan­coal takeover update; Iron Ore no longer a Josie; fundie per­for­mance lim­it­ed by short-ter­mism; how to stay sane dur­ing cor­rec­tions; report­ing of qual­i­fied audits in half-year­ly reports.

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