Wall St. Down Under
Issue #23 | Sunday, 11 October 2026
Issue #23 | Sunday, 11 October 2026
Diversification decides the weights. Order types decide the fill. The P/E ratio asks whether the price you just paid is justified by the earnings the company is actually producing. It is a ratio, not a verdict.
The 19 October proxy is empty of any SpaceX merger vote. The AGM on 3 December is defensive. For unhedged Australian holders the structural discount remains: if Musk unifies the empire, TSLA is still the cheaper entry than SPCX.
Cooling only matters if there’s power to cool. Constellation runs the largest US nuclear fleet and is signing 20-year contracts with the same labs that buy the racks. The Three Mile Island restart is the public version of a private baseload problem.
Issue #24 | Sunday, 18 October 2026