Before governments borrowed endlessly, they actually grew productive industries.
Australians 🇦🇺 deserve a functional hemp industry instead of ever higher taxes and debt. Vote @LCSAParty March 26’ 🌱
Morning Bond Brief + Liquidity Wrap + Yen carry trade pairs + Gold/Silver/BTC with South Australia + Onkaparinga LSA implications 🇦🇺
Copper at all-time highs isn’t just a trader’s chart, it’s a warning. Electrical cable, grid upgrades and power costs are structurally higher going into 2026. Australians 🇦🇺 will feel all of that.
How many children have already face planted into the asbestos dust I wonder?
Another win for onkaparinga council in South Australia 🇦🇺
Australia sits on some world-class uranium reserves and ideal hemp-growing land, yet we leave both underdeveloped while complaining about hospital ramping and budget stress. That’s economic negligence.
Isn’t it?
Australia is a top-tier resource economy in a $117 trillion global system, but we routinely export raw materials, import finished goods and then miss entire industries that could be funding public services.
Let’s do it better in 2026 🌱
When governments like our lose fiscal discipline, borrowing costs rise and then budgets blow out. Instead of meaningfully reducing spending, they turn to rapid population growth as an artificial economic fix; accelerating immigration beyond our capacity to vet, house, employ, or even integrate people properly. Corners get cut, security checks get rushed and the risk profile changes. That’s not immigration done safely or responsibly; it’s pure desperation.
It’s very dangerous because desperation in government finances becomes a national security risk for every Australian. A nation that spends beyond its means eventually borrows against its safety.
This is why exactly what we’ve done ✔️
Our cucked PM deserves so much worse than verbal jousts. The bloke has destroyed our international standing and it’s going to take decades to get it back 🇦🇺
Yields holding high, markets pricing slower growth not cuts. SAFA bonds strong for yield + stability. Liquidity cautious but solid. FX steady: AUD/USD range, USD/JPY firm, AUD/JPY risk-driven. The 2026 outlook for homeowners & renters in Australia is a tight supply + high costs. Meanwhile Bitcoin continues to remain steady as bonds stay elevated, a timely reminder hard assets thrive when fiat debt strains 🏦🏡💸🟧
These are the active South Australian Treasury Bonds you can look at on Trading View any time you like.
Go look at how bond traders view the fiscal discipline of Tom Koutsantonis, @PMalinauskasMP and South Australia for yourself.
Take a peek behind the curtain. Don’t trust political performances, trust the numbers. SAFA yields speak much louder than speeches.
It was always a wealth transfer scam.
Only the morons benefitting from it, believe in it. Them and school kids 🤝🇦🇺
