Walk The World

Walk The World

Welcome to the Digital Finance Analytics KZread Channel. Hi, I’m Martin North the curator. If you’re after intelligent insight which is independent and data driven on Australian Finance and Property you’ve come to the right place. Whether you own property, are thinking of buying, are a saver, or just a user of financial services, you will find our content immediately relevant.

On this channel we review the latest news, using data from own household surveys, information from public sources and private industry data via our unique modelling. Each week we summarise the latest events, via the Property Imperative, and in addition add regular commentary on all the critical issues as they develop. Plus, we have a growing community of informed followers who debate the highlights, and add their own perspectives to enrich the mix. I’m Martin North, Principal of Digital Finance Analytics, do subscribe to receive regular updates.

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  • @downtoearth1950
    @downtoearth195021 сағат бұрын

    AUSTRALIA cannot pivot because we went low and slow embedding inflation

  • @MadHeadzOz
    @MadHeadzOz22 сағат бұрын

    Truth. Here's a truth. You're either a male, a female or an it.

  • @prizecowproductions
    @prizecowproductions23 сағат бұрын

    It's always a fine balance between stalling and another round of higher home investment. Personal thought is to tax after 3 homes in a negative geared state as from there its purely greed that drives the prices higher.

  • @user-wh7bx3pn3u
    @user-wh7bx3pn3uКүн бұрын

    George Orwell 1984

  • @scorp2011hd
    @scorp2011hdКүн бұрын

    Lying corrupt Labor leeches🤥😡 …. Australians MUST wake up to these selfish clowns🤡🤷‍♂️

  • @richarddobosz6174
    @richarddobosz6174Күн бұрын

    Excellent thank you compulsory listening

  • @WalkTheWorldDFA
    @WalkTheWorldDFAКүн бұрын

    Thanks for listening

  • @peterelliott2914
    @peterelliott2914Күн бұрын

    He makes a dismissive remark about "external influences" at a time when the risk of a spreading war in the Middle East has never been higher, along with the associated oil shock. Hmmm...

  • @manflynil9751
    @manflynil975121 сағат бұрын

    Exactly. Whatever happened to the universally accepted theory that we are all connected through globalization; " When China sneezes, we catch a cold",, etc. ? Economists don't mention global factors much anymore in their commentary. The focus has turned to government expenditure and local energy costs etc. It's almost like they don't want the public to consider the effect that globalisation has on our communities or states.

  • @1JimmyTheOne1
    @1JimmyTheOne1Күн бұрын

    It's ok, council rates increases will easily eat any benefit you think you'll get from a 0.25% decrease. @6:42 "By the way i think more people have voted with there feet" , they sure have, another record amount of people have ditched New Zealand.

  • @grizzz6884
    @grizzz6884Күн бұрын

    13.2 % for us

  • @vincewant6325
    @vincewant6325Күн бұрын

    Many medical staff headed for Qatar apparently. Major benefits and safety also.

  • @movingtokitchenerwaterloo
    @movingtokitchenerwaterlooКүн бұрын

    Go Ahead

  • @redsed1565
    @redsed1565Күн бұрын

    baa baaa fell off the cliff!

  • @joekeegan-yc4nm
    @joekeegan-yc4nmКүн бұрын

    Love it!

  • @adunbar
    @adunbarКүн бұрын

    The thing is, economics is a man made thing and can be manipulated to suit the modern world. It's people lives that the big end of town are playing with, suicide and homelessness are getting worse. Who cares though hey, people are eating away at their savings and big business like supermarkets and banks are making huge profits which is what they wanted. It seems that the healthier the economy the more the rich and in control hate it. The government just give themselves payrise and screw the rest... just my two cents.

  • @vocalninja5889
    @vocalninja5889Күн бұрын

    No more inflation anywhere. Business as usual

  • @timmortimer7528
    @timmortimer7528Күн бұрын

    NDIS expenditure growing from 40B to 100B per year? How come we have so many disabled people? Clearly something is wrong somewhere.

  • @jessekoch3480
    @jessekoch3480Күн бұрын

    There are many who are all over these topics but do politicians take note? Nooooo...

  • @evko28
    @evko28Күн бұрын

    Hypothetically speaking, Scenario 1: let's pretend there are 2 people paying each other $100 in a loop, after 100 transaction there is still $100 in the system Scenario 2: let's pretend there are 2 people, which pay 1% for every payment to the third person, and the same 100 transactions happens. How much money those 2 people have in the end and how much money does the third have? Wake-up people, it's not about the cash, it's all about the fees, it has always been about the fees.

  • @jonwijaya8539
    @jonwijaya8539Күн бұрын

    The new NZ government's policy is neo-liberal. RIP NZ.

  • @mathewfamer8183
    @mathewfamer8183Күн бұрын

    Living on a beach and drinking beer is looking like a better option every day now. Mexico had some nice beaches. 👌

  • @moeuramo
    @moeuramoКүн бұрын

    Some have called for a super profits tax on our banks who are now making record profits in the back of young Australians not being able to afford children and parents desperate to give their kids the lifestyle they enjoyed by going into debt to help them. But may we can’t tax our resources ( premier of nsw and wa now joined big multinational miners) and we can’t get a sovereign bank to give low or no interest loans to young Australians. As we have to ensure those with super yacht’s in the Mediterranean are able to live a life of carefree and ease Just an observation not a criticism

  • @TheEarlVix
    @TheEarlVixКүн бұрын

    Always enjoy & appreciate your videos, Martin. Trust you are safe & well in your environs.

  • @WalkTheWorldDFA
    @WalkTheWorldDFAКүн бұрын

    Thank you kindly

  • @nickg1789
    @nickg1789Күн бұрын

    Thanks, Martin (slightly off current topic) ....I just wondering what Harry Dents take on the outlook for Australia is at the moment 🤔..You haven't had him as a guest for a long time

  • @WalkTheWorldDFA
    @WalkTheWorldDFAКүн бұрын

    He has gone a bit quiet as markets shot to new highs... I will try and find out...

  • @nickg1789
    @nickg1789Күн бұрын

    @WalkTheWorldDFA Thanks, Martin ...I think Harry is certainly very entertaining. I never listen to him with headphones on ..as he nearly deafens me😅

  • @grimreaper6112
    @grimreaper6112Күн бұрын

    Have to take into account of the fish chips sex at six.

  • @petergibbons5300
    @petergibbons5300Күн бұрын

    And we have the cfmeu ripping one into all building sites

  • @brucewayne3633
    @brucewayne3633Күн бұрын

    Import the Third World, become the Third World, as harsh Economic concerns and Higher Inflation soon follow...

  • @manflynil9751
    @manflynil975121 сағат бұрын

    So you blame the poor for becoming poor. Strange logic.

  • @carlaburgers3088
    @carlaburgers3088Күн бұрын

    Good on you NZ

  • @jameswillis8969
    @jameswillis8969Күн бұрын

    Central Banks create boom and bust cycles with monopoly power over interest rates

  • @WalkTheWorldDFA
    @WalkTheWorldDFAКүн бұрын

    Yep they are part of the cause, plus bad government policy....

  • @jameswillis8969
    @jameswillis8969Күн бұрын

    @@WalkTheWorldDFA If The RBA wanted to curtail demand, why do they finance deficit spending? The truth is they are pathological liars

  • @jimmyhvy2277
    @jimmyhvy2277Күн бұрын

    interest rates back to near Zero . Party time for the Wealthy !

  • @jimmyhvy2277
    @jimmyhvy2277Күн бұрын

    Quick , Borrow and Buy Buy Buy , Hyperinflation is on the Way !

  • @Charliechorizo
    @CharliechorizoКүн бұрын

    You cannot get a fixed rate for longer than a year. Hyperinflation would mean that the mortgagee will get wiped out.

  • @jimmyhvy2277
    @jimmyhvy2277Күн бұрын

    @@Charliechorizo the mortgagee will get wiped out. That's the Plan !

  • @MrJohnmartin2009
    @MrJohnmartin2009Күн бұрын

    Ya think the poly-lollies have been paid off by the big foreign consumers?

  • @oriona40
    @oriona40Күн бұрын

    In 1973, Gough Whitlam, signed Australia over to the foreign: UNIDROIT Treaty of Rome, handing the Equitable Title of the mineral and energy wealth of Australia to a “foreign power”, head office Rome. Why do so few people know about this criminal act of treason and why are there so many lawyers in parliament that pledge their Oath to the foreign: CITY OF LONDON in order to hide the truth from the masses?

  • @vk832
    @vk832Күн бұрын

    Awesome interview! It’s what i have been seeing as well at my work place esp regarding gas price! Leith - Please send it to Senator Rennick. I am sure he would love to hear from you .

  • @Dasha-pr4ct
    @Dasha-pr4ctКүн бұрын

    The everything ponzi!

  • @Ralph_Baric_PhD_C2019
    @Ralph_Baric_PhD_C2019Күн бұрын

    Does the ex Victorian CHO Brett Sutton's, wife, brother or brother in law still LIYING HIS FREAKING ASp OFF AT THE BEAUREAU OF STATISTICS? HOW is his other relation? The one that went to event 201 pandemic planning in Oct 2019 and also chaired enquirey into national covid quarantine arrangements? The elite have not proved to know any better since at least 1996 and probably a lot longer.

  • @c.s2001
    @c.s2001Күн бұрын

    The Australian government needs a Trump like figure at this time.

  • @c.s2001
    @c.s2001Күн бұрын

    To you and I Leith remember the Government does not do stupid things it does political things. There is a big difference.

  • @goranamilosevic7454
    @goranamilosevic7454Күн бұрын

    I wonder about how many politicians are living in small flats in central Sydney or Melbourne? I suspect not very many!!

  • @c.s2001
    @c.s2001Күн бұрын

    Pass rates reduced, ( and physical fitness) not just by foreigners but also TAFE, firefighters and Policing etc etc etc.

  • @gurmender4938
    @gurmender4938Күн бұрын

    1:25:05 nailed it

  • @chrisstokes04
    @chrisstokes04Күн бұрын

    The construction of thatbuilding was a shambles! There were multiple companies that took over construction only to go bust. If i wasbuying i would not be looking at then jewel

  • @gurmender4938
    @gurmender4938Күн бұрын

    1:11:23 shame

  • @c.s2001
    @c.s2001Күн бұрын

    Spot on Leith. About sub continent students sending more money back home. I see it in the security industry when talking to them. You are correct.

  • @c.s2001
    @c.s2001Күн бұрын

    Seems Labor is more concerned about overseas Governments feelings. Typical woke thinking Labor.

  • @c.s2001
    @c.s2001Күн бұрын

    I agree Leith that treasonous is not disproportionate word you used. ❤

  • @haroldgrey134
    @haroldgrey134Күн бұрын

    Jeez this guy is a whinger 😂 is he paid to come up with economic insights for investing or just whinge about gas & immigration? Who’s paying for this? 😂

  • @brianwolthers2762
    @brianwolthers2762Күн бұрын

    That's the whole problem in a nutshell, Aussies are too "she be right " Years of indifference on these sorts of issues are coming to a household near you in the form of a LOT lower standards of living. The young are getting a dose now, living in their cars and working gig economy jobs. The older generations will have their turn soon.

  • @roberthill9946
    @roberthill9946Күн бұрын

    Please remember ,absolutely verifiable latest up to date commonsense and accurate costs of NDIS to Australian economy.With respect,from Robert of Australia 🇦🇺

  • @c.s2001
    @c.s2001Күн бұрын

    Drew Peacock, you are correct.

  • @c.s2001
    @c.s2001Күн бұрын

    But Leith, Harvey Norman says we need more immigrants. Wonder why.

  • @c.s2001
    @c.s2001Күн бұрын

    I absolutely love ❤️ how Leith calls a spade a spade. Well done. ✅

  • @VaderPaw
    @VaderPawКүн бұрын

    How do you force house/parliament to change the law and put in gas reservation policy for East coast? If they are all allegedly "traitors" you state and do not wish reservation policy and actively block the policy going ahead, based on evidence shown?

  • @michaelsouthwell5429
    @michaelsouthwell5429Күн бұрын

    Leiths data is good but his statements are somewhat hyperbolic bordering on simple at times- "The rental crisis" was not delivered by just Labor and the recent record immigration, it's part of it and the contributing factors go way back before the Albanese government - again very simplistic in expression and explanation yet again.

  • @Leithvo
    @LeithvoКүн бұрын

    Yet we wouldn't have seen it had net overseas migration not overshot Labor's projections by 500k. That's the cold hard truth.

  • @michaelsouthwell5429
    @michaelsouthwell5429Күн бұрын

    @Leithvo That's not the whole story and you know it. It's definitely contributed to the situation and it's all occurred on a complete mess when it comes to decimation of skilled trades, ridiculously loosened building regulations, and social housing being driven down in budget terms year in year out for 2 decades. Labor and Liberal contributed to this but the Libs are no different if not worse, period. It only takes two seconds to ask who was lobbying Labor for the high immigration stance and I can tell you they all love to give it both ways to these parties. The "rental crisis" isn't just being driven by immigration, look at how property is treated and look at how rates are passed on as one example. If your going to go nutso over Albo and co don't pretend everything was fine before this most recent election cycle. It was already a mess. We already had a "cost of living crisis" in play before covid things where not good and then we had the pandemic which artifically benefited higher earners and the asset rich putting so many by default even further behind. It was well predicted even at the pandemic infancy. What I wanto know is if you can do a detailed report outlining the broader structural weaknesses developed in Australia over the last 20 years and what you'd rather see as a policy outline of difference from both Labor/Liberals. Do you have an example economy that would be something to aspire to as a baseline? I hear what your saying on public spending but you are aware under the last 3 governments wages where suppressed for years and years, the rorting in private health/aged care off the charts , people didn't stay in the sector, retention went off a cliff after/during covid and much like the skills sector the age demographic led to so many leaving , that was well identified ahead of time by the Rudd government and its been happening like clockwork. Worrying about the private sector wage rises is great but you do realise the rises in public service are well overdue given past performance and skills shortages ? You can't say they performed as well as private sector the last 10 years can you ? Better yet how do you justify a privatised beauracracy so bloated and inefficient it's cost the taxpayer more than the original architecture? Hello KPMG, EY etc On your key points gas energy and migration do a segment telling everybody who are the players driving this influencing these politicians. And when you make your appearances on these feral networks like sky news make sure you give examples going back atleast a decade, I notice the Libs are never mentioned. Do you not suspect the crazy spending of the last 2 governments has affected Labors choices? Do you honestly think or see anything difference coming from the Liberals? It's farcical. Why did the gas reservation proposal by the most recent Morrison government get little to no air time when it was in play ? Why no mention of margins on greedflation?? kzread.info/dash/bejne/pqKkrpOBp7u0iM4.htmlsi=ZpGW6Z9vpjrPlcVQ