"..Workers abandoned labor in droves..." ..moXJOI didn't see that coming either. I thought labor for sure given the labor cheerleaders
Polls, News were oh so wrong.
Labor supporters are now out in force blaming scare campaigns and other bs covers.
The truth is they were taking something from to many taxpayers and seen to be rewarding bludgers.
BS was not leader material.
Labors front bench were older 'identity politics' rejects.
Hope they stick plebersek as leader and lose the next one as well.
Labor was not just beaten but smashed compared to expectations.
"Rejected fairness" my arse. Wasn't it the inner city leftists who voted labor. Workers abandoned labor in droves and for good reason.
Going forward, what are the sitting government do for this country that will improve things? More of the same very little more if the markets are any guide:
1/ Housing market is tanking
2/ Dollar is tanking
3/ Stock market wave B looks to be topping and has been a very choppy and anaemic rise compared to other world stock indices not even overtaking 2007 high.
Enough about Labor, they stuffed it.
Going forward, what are the sitting government do for this country that will improve things? More of the same very little more if the markets are any guide:
1/ Housing market is tanking
2/ Dollar is tanking
3/ Stock market wave B looks to be topping and has been a very choppy and anaemic rise compared to other world stock indices not even overtaking 2007 high.
Look below:
View attachment 94788 A very rare sight these days..... we make next to no value added goods. Whatever was left was killed almost entirely
by one term Tony. Why is it that other countries around the world have gone all out to protect their industries but these clowns have not?
We have gone from a nation that was self sufficient, and having so many diverse industries to relying digging up the dirt and sending it to China and housing. Housing has already turned the corner.
Putting all our eggs in the China basket is and will cost us dearly one day and even now as the trade wars have started to really heat up.
Not sure if they responsible for much of that, but their their comments re " stable economy under their leadership" is certainly not reflected by the markets and where they seem to be headedSo which government that has been in for 6 years stuffed all that ?
...because I am not sure what you will put on the plate and how much of it;To Me, Shorten is a bit like the Vegan. I sort of get what you are banging on about but I cant invite you to my barbeque.
Look below:
View attachment 94788 A very rare sight these days..... we make next to no value added goods. Whatever was left was killed almost entirely
by one term Tony. Why is it that other countries around the world have gone all out to protect their industries but these clowns have not?
We have gone from a nation that was self sufficient, and having so many diverse industries to relying digging up the dirt and sending it to China and housing. Housing has already turned the corner.
Putting all our eggs in the China basket is and will cost us dearly one day and even now as the trade wars have started to really heat up.
Just shows how much money was sitting on the sidelines, to see the outcome of this election, everyone was running scared.Banks are orbiting as expected
Not me - I loaded up on the premise the promise was amissJust shows how much money was sitting on the sidelines, to see the outcome of this election, everyone was running scared.
Yeah good jump for the banks but patterns in play don't suggest an end to their bear markets.Banks are orbiting as expected
I think that is highly unlikely now.Now... about that recession...
Six year's of a Coalition government somehow let Labor affect investments!Still got a long way to go. The Labor movement has destroyed people's investments
If ever there was an advertisement for the "top end of the town" and who supports it, you nailed it.Not me - I loaded up on the premise the promise was amiss
View attachment 94800
This is not something you see everyday - needless to say - took profits. LOL
Now... about that recession...
The top end of town, doesn't have the majority of the vote, middle Australia does.If ever there was an advertisement for the "top end of the town" and who supports it, you nailed it.
I think we need one at some stage. Either that or a slow deflation drift down.Now... about that recession...
The way middle Australia saw it, Labor were hitting them and giving it to those who don't want to work, they didn't like that.
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