Morning brief, 7:00 AEST, Mon to Fri

Markets, deals and macro, read before the open.

A short AI-summarised brief each weekday, then the write-ups behind my own positions: journal entries, one-page pitches, LBO candidates and macro notes.

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Latest brief

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Sent 7:00 AEST, Mon to Fri. Once the first edition has gone out it appears here with The Open and the day's top stories.

What an edition holds

  1. 01The Open
  2. 02Markets
  3. 03Top Stories
  4. 04Australia
  5. 05Deals & PE
  6. 06Macro Watch

What's here

A brief each morning, then the work behind my own positions.

Four kinds of write-up, each on a fixed template, each framed as what I think and why.

  • Journal

    Short write-ups on positions and ideas. What I think, why, and what would make me wrong.

    Thesis / Valuation / What would make me wrong / Outcome, once closed. Nothing published yet.

  • Pitches

    One-page investment memos. Framed as considerations, never as calls to act.

    Overview / Moat / Financials / DCF and comps / Risks. Nothing published yet.

  • Deals

    Deals I'd do. A weekly LBO-candidate read on an ASX or private Australian company.

    Why this business / Entry and leverage / Value creation / Exit / What kills it. Nothing published yet.

  • Macro

    Macro developments and how they could matter. Portfolio impact stays private.

    What moved / Why / Second-order effects / What I'm watching. Nothing published yet.

Macro watch

The prints that moved, and the week ahead.

US rates and inflation from FRED, the RBA cash rate, Australian numbers from the ABS. Official sources only, updated with each brief.

No prints yet. The table fills in from the first sent edition, with the US series from FRED, the RBA cash rate and the ABS numbers.