On this episode Cameron flies solo while Tony is down the Gold Coast doing some­thing involv­ing hors­es. He cov­ers the mar­ket fall­out from Trump’s sur­prise bomb­ing of Iran, explains why he’s hit­ting pause on new buys through con­fes­sion sea­son, and does a Pulled Pork on Big Riv­er Indus­tries (BRI), a 120-year-old tim­ber and build­ing mate­ri­als com­pa­ny that is qui­et­ly turn­ing itself around. There’s also a defence of val­ue invest­ing as an all-weath­­er strat­e­gy, prompt­ed by a VanEck opin­ion piece in the AFR.

This week Tony runs a full Pulled Pork on TIP (Team­In­vest Pri­vate Group), a Syd­ney-based val­ue invest­ing edu­ca­tion and funds man­age­ment com­pa­ny with a fly­wheel busi­ness mod­el, pri­vate equi­ty arms, and a QAV score of 0.2 sit­ting frus­trat­ing­ly below its sen­ti­ment sell line. We also cov­er the Aus­tralian bud­get fall­out, ris­ing US bond yields, the oil price squeeze, and what all of it means for the ASX. After hours: Project Hail Mary, Rivals sea­son two, Car­nal Knowl­edge, The Can­non­ball Run, and a spir­it­ed Euro­vi­sion debrief.