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The live valuation read on the Australian market, plus what Logan Wong and Bill Moss AO are watching across private markets, critical minerals, infrastructure, tax policy and portfolio construction.

Live Dashboard Updated 28 September 2026

Australia Market Valuation: where the market sits right now.

A composite of the Southern Cross Indicator, P/E, mean reversion, earnings yield gap and dividend yield across the S&P/ASX 300. Six long-horizon models, one aggregate reading. By Logan Wong.

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Aggregate reading (z-score)
Data as at 25 Sep 2026
Issue No.9 · Macro & Currencies
Published 28 September 2026

Tokyo raised rates. Sydney felt it.

The Bank of Japan lifted its policy rate to 1.25 per cent, the highest in three decades. Thirty years of cheap Japanese capital held long-dated yields down for everyone, and the change reaches Australian bonds, the dollar and the ASX. By Logan Wong.

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Feature · Markets & Portfolio Construction
Published 18 September 2026

Volatility is the regime. Cash is the expensive way to wait it out.

Shocks have stepped up to a permanently higher level, and it is measurable. What almost nobody has costed is what it takes out of you to sit in cash at 4.35 per cent while inflation runs at 3.6 per cent. By Logan Wong.

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Issue No.8 · Fixed Income & Macro
Published 7 September 2026

The cost of capital has reset to 2008 levels.

Global sovereign yields are at their highest since mid 2008. Why the long end, not the next central bank decision, is doing the work, and where the world's largest borrowers are going instead. By Logan Wong.

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Issue No.7 · Property & Markets
Published 18 August 2026

The property correction has started. The real story is who is buying.

A cyclical rate squeeze sitting on top of a structural budget repricing. Where dwelling values, forecasts and supply now sit, and where displaced capital is going. By Logan Wong.

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Investor Guide
Updated 6 August 2026

Wholesale vs sophisticated investor: a plain-English guide.

Who qualifies under the section 708 tests, how the accountant's certificate works, and what wholesale status changes about access and protections. By Logan Wong.

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Issue No.6 · Markets & Funds
Published 31 July 2026

The strategies that won and lost the FY26 race.

On paper FY26 was a good year for managed funds. Underneath, where you invested, how you hedged, and how consistent your managers are decided the year. By Logan Wong.

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Issue No.5 · Markets & Valuation
Published 17 July 2026

The AI boom is real. So is the risk.

A handful of AI names now carry the US market, and it has rarely been more expensive. Why Australia sits closer to fair value, and what we are doing instead. By Logan Wong.

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Issue No.4 · Property & Private Markets
Published 3 July 2026

Property is under pressure. What is the smart money doing?

The residential market is repricing, but capital is not leaving property. It is moving to a quieter, income-heavier part of property and private markets. By Logan Wong.

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Issue No.3 · Critical Minerals
Published 18 June 2026

Rare earths are not rare. The advantage is control.

China's chokehold over the rare earths supply chain, Australia's critical minerals opportunity at Mount Weld and beyond, and the risks investors should weigh. By Bill Moss AO.

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Issue No.1 · Infrastructure
Published 11 May 2026

The golden hockey sticks of infrastructure.

The AI data-centre power supercycle: why the second-order layer of grid, cooling, generation, switchgear and memory is still being repriced. By Bill Moss AO.

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Issue No.2 · Tax & Policy
Published 30 May 2026

2026-27 Federal Budget: how the new tax rules reshape Australian portfolios.

CGT discount, negative gearing and the family-trust 30% floor. What changes for wholesale investors, in plain English. By Logan Wong.

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Portfolio Construction
Published 12 June 2026

How Australian family offices are building their equity allocation in 2026.

The five-sleeve framework BGW uses to translate a Fairly Valued market into a real allocation, drawing on Campden, UBS and Citi survey data. By Logan Wong.

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