Episode description
Episode description
Over the past 122 years, the Australian share market has averaged annual returns of 13.2%. Wild. And that is despite plenty of reasons to be concerned over those years - pandemics, world wars, missing prime ministers, you name it, it's happened. And the Aussie sharemarket has kept on growing.
In today's episode we take a look at that 122 year history and see what we can learn.
We also cover the news of the day, including:
- Australia's right to disconnect
- The Federal Reserve cutting rates
- Boeing's bad year gets worse
- Australia's federal opposition turns on big box retailers
Resources discussed:
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