DFA Live Q&A: Tony Locantro: The Everywhere And Everything Bubble, This Time It’s Different!

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Join me for a live discussion with Investment Manager Tony Locantro, from Perth. Tony offers several financial services, such as investment management, financial planning, stock selection and fundraising. Tony has helped countless investors and organisations with strategic investment strategies over the last two decades.

His understanding of market psychology has ensured valued investment strategies in bull and bear markets. Because of his ability to understand the small cap market space, Tony has been featured in dozens of well known publications across Australia, such as Small Caps, Sky Business, Digital Finance Analytics, and many more.

If you are looking for an investment manager who has your best interests at heart, Tony is the man for you.

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Caveat Emptor! Note: this is NOT financial or property advice!!
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Every time I see Tony, am always amazed about how good he looks. I keep thinking about how many people are running their lives into the ground, to pay just a massive amount of interest.

rrssmooth
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Great content guys, can’t believe how few comments there are. Seems Australians are asleep as I’ve stated before up here in central Queensland nearly every Boomer that I interview states that they have either sold their house or sold their rental or pulled money out of their stocks just to help their children or grandchildren, enter into this housing circus. In the town where we live boomers have sold their Brisbane and Sonny Coast properties to come up here and buy acreage properties so that their children and grandchildren can Park caravans and tiny homes etc. Just so they have somewhere to live and after interviewing boomers in our local Marina The common story is they are living on their boats full-time now as they have relinquished their properties to their children or their grandchildren. What an absolute mess this housing market is I have instructed my older children to stay out of the housing market for as long as humanly possible as I believe there is more to life than being a debt slave to a mortgage just for some shelter. I have also advised them to make friends with as many silent tigers as they can.

cruzrv
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Great video guys, always nice to hear from Tony 👍

bosshog
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Thanks so much for sharing, Tony and Martin!

kirra
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😂😂Good luck with renting! Just be reading to pack your luggage at any given time...I personally change house 7 times in my last 10 years.

KoDeMondo
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I agree with "be satisfied with what you've got"
The big problem with this is that there are a LOT of people wanting more, more, more.
If you don't get onboard with that, in my estimation you become poorer by default.

davidnobular
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We are not going back to the seventies when times were good.We are living in a dystopian nightmare.

ruleroftheuniverse
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Thanks @Walk The World for sharing this crucial video! The Supreme Court recently ruled on Trump v. United States. Here's a summary:

Former President Donald Trump faced indictment in August 2023 related to the January 6, 2021, Capitol attacks. Trump argued that he couldn't be prosecuted for his official actions as president and that a former president can't be prosecuted without prior impeachment by the House and conviction by the Senate.

U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan initially scheduled Trump's trial for March 4, 2024, but later postponed it pending resolution of his immunity claims. Despite Trump's motion to dismiss on immunity grounds being denied, the Supreme Court eventually expedited the case after deferring to the D.C. Circuit's judgment.

Definitions:
- Indicted: formally accused of or charged with a serious crime.
- Immunity: protection or exemption from something, especially an obligation or penalty.

LaymanLawBot
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Just see recently a Senate enquiry lead by Gérard Rennick about tax collection for the foreign homeowners who have rented their house here in Australia.

KoDeMondo
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Times like these I wish I had a life like Luna & Meteor. Fed regularly with a warm bed & not a worry in the world 🥰

agdv
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Looking sharp Tony very trim and healthy

tonyneville
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How's that BBUS purchase working out?

NRG_Sport_
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It will go wrong when oil is over US$120/barrel, GST when oil hit US$147/barrel but debt is some 3 times at the GST.

dan
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Lovely Akita...never let 'em off the lead though...

davidnobular
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Good times are in decline. How to protect what you have?

dan
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Buy land with a well, grow food breed chickens.

ruleroftheuniverse
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From 2001 the evidence that humanity had past peak prosperity was availble. While the down slide may not be believed by many it is being felt by many. Within a decade or so it will be obvious with many countries suffering famine. All of energy, minerals and metals commodities are at or near economic depletion, when the cost of supply of commodities is more than the ability to pay.

dan
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I like Auckland when it’s in my rear view mirror 😂🤣

mackakiwinz
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the challenge faced by home investors who are hesitant to sell their properties. The potential for profit still exists, so why not take advantage of it? Additionally, there's the issue of repaying capital gains tax. Although they might earn some money, the surging property values in recent years mean they'll likely have to reinvest the proceeds back into property, making it a less worthwhile endeavor. It creates a loop where they can't break free, unless they subscribe to unfounded conspiracy theories and decide to sell everything. Ideally, avoiding property ownership altogether might be a more sensible approach. But the main question remains they will do it??

KoDeMondo
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Nobody buys electric cars... That is the reality!!

KoDeMondo