QAV Light Weekly Update #200
Here’s what we’re trading today.
Here’s what we’re trading today.
Portfolio updates, myth killer, buy list, and last week’s episode notes.
Tony and Cam roll into the final month of 2025 with a wide-ranging episode that swings from the ASX’s latest technology breakdown to fund-manager outperformance, commodity whiplash, and a fresh pulled-pork on Metro Mining. Along the way they dig into Tower’s results, the ongoing Eroad saga, Fleetwood’s abrupt CEO exit, Finbar’s exposure to escalating WA construction costs, and the sudden return of copper, platinum, zinc, and steel to the buy list. Tony breaks down why boehmite and bauxite are shaping up as the next big strategic commodity story with a pulled pork on MMI (Metro Mining), while Cam wraps with a reflection on longevity, friendship, and a centenarian’s hard-won life lessons.
Here’s what we’re trading today.
Portfolio updates, myth killer, buy list, and this week’s episode.
Tony recounts how he literally smashed his golf driver and then the show ricochets into AI investing, honesty metrics for management, huge portfolio outperformance, and the surprising returns of recent pulled porks. Cameron tests Google’s Gemini for a new way to score “able and honest” management and the boys debate whether Buffet’s philosophy can be quantified. They explore whether sentiment-driven market contraction is actually a bullish signal (the new “Reilly Sentiment Ratio”), check a string of pulled pork mega-performers, and marvel at how stealth businesses like hold-my-beer tool retailer Stealth Group and fashion drop-shipper Cettire have exploded. There’s also a Bitcoin conspiracy: is crypto actually a honey trap built by Western intelligence? Tony digs into takeover mechanics using Cash Converters, and delivers a new pulled pork on Aurizon Holdings (AZJ), with takeover and infrastructure-spinoff implications. It’s value investing, gamma waves of AI hype, and billionaire bunkers… all in one classic QAV episode.
Here’s what we’re trading today.
Here’s what we’re trading today.