SCOUT· 60%35m·2026-08-12·Money3 impressive Aussie companies, how often should you invest & don’t listen to Michael Burry
Markets around the world are hitting record highs and reporting season is delivering plenty for investors to unpack. Bryce & Ren break down results from some unassuming Aussie companies, ask whether the day or frequency of your dollar cost averaging actually matters, and explain how proposed capital gains tax changes…
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“NBIS is up 34 percent today alone. Michael Burry has done it again 😅 Great Ep. Always love the insight 😃”
“Important thing to mention about Michael Burry is even though he calls a million shorts wrong he's still doing incredibly well as an investor. In the last 12 months he's up a little over 20% which is pretty comparable to the S&P500's +19.82…”
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