Fat Tail News Today

Greg Canavan has been looking into the cost and implications of Australia’s energy transition to renewables from both an economic and political perspective. In this video, Greg interviews Professor Ian Plimer.

ASX 200 opens 0.5% lower. Wall Street's winning run ends. Macro fears weigh on markets. ASX stocks featuring today: Veem, Strickland, Metcash, Step One.

Growth is alluring. But what price should you pay for it? Can you overpay for growth? And are the giant tech stocks trading well above any reasonable growth premium? Read on to find out…

Bond market saying Aussie economy heading towards recession. The resolution of the debt ceiling impasse may lead to a liquidity crunch. Bob Farrell's seventh rule of investing and the tech rally. Are markets wrong on China? And are coal stocks good value or value traps?

Fat Tail has a new podcast – What’s Not Priced In – and the first episode just dropped!Every Friday, Greg Canavan and I will look beyond the headlines and investigate ideas flying under the market’s radar.

AI is becoming a powerful tool for investors, but its applications are endless. And among all, the talk of recession advances in AI could bring a boost in productivity to the global economy.

ASX 200 opens higher. Lake Resources rises on Kachi milestone. AMA sinks 30% on margin compression. EML appoints new interim CEO.

ASX 200 opens higher following Wall Street relief rally overnight. Credit Suisse and First Republic Bank get support as banking turmoil rolls on.

Strike reports highlights for the Q4 22 and WA gas outlook, shares slip by the afternoon.

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