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2025: Another bullish year ahead for equities?
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2025: Another bullish year ahead for equities?

In this article for Firstlinks I discussed whether 2025 will be another bullish year for equities. Despite warnings of an imminent market correction, the rally in equities, particularly driven by the Magnificent Seven tech giants, persists, supported by positive economic growth and moderating inflation. While some indicators, like soaring valuations and speculative behavior, suggest caution, history shows that such conditions often don’t signal …See the Story
Farewell 2024, hello 2025
Tesla

Farewell 2024, hello 2025

The Magnificent Seven (Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Meta, Microsoft, Nvidia and Tesla), which rose by an average 111 per cent over calendar 2023, continued the strong upward trajectory, increasing a further 63 per cent, on average, over calendar 2024. In short, the average “Magnificent Seven” has turned $1.00 into $3.44 in two calendar years. The Magnificent Seven now have a combined market capitalisation of A$29 trillion, or 10 times the entire mar…See the Story
The bulls have been charging but how much energy do they have?
Australia · Australia

The bulls have been charging but how much energy do they have?

As we know, the current sharemarket rally could pause or retreat on the back of a shift in sentiment in late 2025 or in 2026. Massive demands on liquidity from the refinancing of about US$70 trillion of global debt taken up when interest rates were zero would leave less liquidity to sustain the rally in shares, bitcoin and everything else. Even if the refinancing event did not strain liquidity, fears that it might could be enough to reverse pri…See the Story

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