DFA Live Q&A HD Replay: Tony Locantro: The Everywhere And Everything Bubble!

This is an edited version of 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.



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[moeuramo]

I always love Tony’s shows so refreshing to hear someone who doesn’t want to see people be compromised so they can get ahead. He actually is looking at the long term benefits of his clients and country.
Thank you Martin you have so many good Australians on your show . Hopefully the bureaucracy and politicians will absorb so if this goodness to.

[IesApac]

Protect this man at all costs, we don't know exactly when it peaks, but keep this video for historical review and all foretold here will become.

[benyameenyitzhak]

I've watched the first 7 minutes we've man I really like this guys honesty

[mimo]

Been to Japan several times and looking forward to future trips. Always an amazing experience.

[roberthiggins]

Since listening to Tonys podcast about weight loss, a month ago, ive lost 4kg

[alexpanarotto]

So nice that you have shared a positive view regarding habits control

[kidsoxoxox]

Chinese households saving approximately USD$7 Trillion per annum. Buying increasing amount of Physical Gold, not Real estate or stock market.

[soniaberry]

Gold ( physical ) at this point in time is the Only answer ! Play safe & wait …..

[Zilron]

I don't get how anyone can afford a home that's 13.8 times median income. A 1.6 million dollar home at 6.5% interest is 104, 000 in interest only. You would need an income of 160k and 100% of that would be tax and interest only. If you want to pay principal. You would need an income of 190000 with 100% going to tax and mortgage. But then you have your expenses. You would need at least 250k per year to service that home loan. Also I think 13.8 times median income is in accurate as that would mean 114k income. The median income is not 114k in Sydney, it's closer to around 80k.

[Andre_XX]

Couldn't see the pandemic coming? Bear this in mind with all investment gurus.

[kidsoxoxox]

Brilliant guest and Channel. FYI Stafford and Whelan West Melbourne help manage my Physical Silver SMSF hoard, highly recommend at very reasonable rates. Learned of them from AGAG. Far safer and profitable than retail.

[williamcrossan]

14:40: Aussie property is too big to fail. The government will stop at nothing to push prices. And they know EXACTLY what works. Kevin Rudd increased immigration massively. Albanese even more so.
We know the harm that this is doing, yet is continues unabated.

[williamcrossan]

29:15: Ah yes, the great "Albanese put".
Brisbane traffic is crazy busy these days.
Aussies don't seem to be broke around my neck of the woods.

[williamcrossan]

Around the hour mark: It really feels like this time is truly different. House prices really do feel like they will grow permanently now. Why would they not? What could possibly change within the economy of Australia to change this? With such real time data now available, everyone from the RBA, governments, banks, employers, business can adapt and manage, and react within seconds, not months and years like the 1970's.

[Zilron]

I would love and hope the median house price drops. But I dont believe it will. The government still has an aggressive population growth model for the next 30 years and we just don't have enough money and skills to build cities up, and I dont see politicians changing policies either. I think it will get worse over the next 10 to 20 years.

[williamcrossan]

Definitely no bubble in Aussie shares. Aussie property on the other hand...
Although many buyers agents reckon this is just getting started! And it's set to boom like crazy! Once rates drop to the natural level of ZERO.

[kidsoxoxox]

No one can save the USD$/Treasuries market. Global majority dumping Treasuries faster than snow melting in the Sahara, $1, 000 billion new debt every 95 days, $35 Trillion rapidly growing national debt, +$100 Trillion unfunded liabilities, twin trade and fiscal deficits. Perhaps Judy Shelton's suggestion of 10 year treasuries paid out physical Gold may work. Re price Gold to $40K per oz with 40% backing of currency using 8, 300 Tons in Fort Knox, if it's there.

[williamcrossan]

33:00: No chance. I would love to see a property correction, but the government will not stand by without extraordinary intervention, like what we are seeing now (immigration). Actually the main issue, is what are we measuring property prices against? AUD? Because that varies in value. In fact it's designed to be debased continuously. The problem is wages are not rising to match the debasement of the currency.

[redsed]

George Michael is lookin great these days! Must be the sex!

[mylimomelbourne]

Forget it, I wouldn’t vote for a vegetable.
Bubble, bubble ? I tell what a bubble is, millions and millions of Ai robots on the there way, FSD cars in the billions …