“These factors suggest it may not be too long until we are back to 2009 where there was a greater risk to not holding equities. Markets tend to ‘climb the wall of worry’. So even though Europe is unlikely to be ‘solved’ in any quick way, an end to the uncertainty would likely give rise to a relief rally.
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Three down, one to watch: Navigating the 2026 tax reforms
The 50 per cent capital gains tax discount is gone, negative gearing has been quarantined, and SMSF property borrowing is all but finished but the measure that should be occupying advisers most hasn't even made it into a bill, writes Arthur Marusevich.
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