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Elon returns to Tesla, ETF shake-up and divorce restarts

In this episode, Drew Meredith and Owen Rask unpack the recent market volatility, analyse the drawdowns across their fake $10,000 portfolios, discuss whether this resembles the GFC, and revisit timeless lessons on diversification, rebalancing, and avoiding panic.

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About this episode

In this Australian Investors Podcast episode, your hosts Drew Meredith and Owen Rask discuss:

  • Are markets heading for another GFC-like crisis?
  • Tesla’s dramatic share price moves and Trump’s Tesla photo op
  • How each of their fake $10,000 portfolios are holding up
  • Lessons in position sizing, diversification and sticking to your plan

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Topics Covered

  • Market panic: is this another GFC?
  • Fake $10,000 portfolios update: all 3 in the red
  • Trump buys a Tesla on the White House lawn?
  • Lessons from the drawdowns: position sizing and holding through volatility
  • What should investors actually do right now?
  • Community feedback: should we add monthly portfolio trades?

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