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Performance history

       $100,000 invested since 24/03/2022
        $105000



        $100000



         $95000

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                                                                            24/03/2022 - 30/09/2022 Powered by data from FE fundinfo
         Portfolio
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       Managed portfolio holdings³

       Holding                                                              Asset class                 Allocation (%)
       Activex Ardea Real Outcome Bond Fund (Managed Fund) Active X Ardea RL  International Fixed Interest      8.0
       Ampol Limited Ordinary Fully Paid                                    Australian Equities                 0.9
       Aristocrat Leisure Limited Ordinary Fully Paid                       Australian Equities                 0.9
       Betashares Active Australian Hybrids Fund (Managed Fund) Betashares Ac  Australian Fixed Interest        8.0
       Betashares Australian Major Bank Hybrids Index Etf Betashares Australi  Australian Fixed Interest        8.0
       Betashares Westn Asset Aus Bond Fund (Managed Fund) Betashares West As  Australian Fixed Interest       24.0
       Carsales.Com Limited. Ordinary Fully Paid                            Australian Equities                 0.9
       Cash Account                                                         Cash                                2.0
       Corporate Travel Management Limited Ordinary Fully Paid              Australian Equities                 0.9
       CSL Limited Ordinary Fully Paid                                      Australian Equities                 0.9
       Domino's Pizza Enterprises Limited Ordinary Fully Paid               Australian Equities                 0.9
       Downer Edi Limited Ordinary Fully Paid                               Australian Equities                 0.9
       GQG Partners Inc. Cdi 1:1 US Person Prohibited Excluding Qib         Australian Equities                 0.9
       Ishares Global 100 Etf Ishares Global 100 Etf                        International Equities              6.0
       Ishares S&P 500 Etf Ishares S&P 500 Etf                              International Equities              5.0
       James Hardie Industries PLC Chess Depositary Interests 1:1           Australian Equities                 0.9
       Lendlease Group Fully Paid Ordinary/Units Stapled Securities         Australian Equities                 0.9
       Macquarie Group Limited Ordinary Fully Paid                          Australian Equities                 0.9
       Magellan Asset Management Ltd (Core Series) Mfg Core Infrastructure Fu  Australian Equities             10.0
       Mineral Resources Limited Ordinary Fully Paid                        Australian Equities                 0.9
       Resmed Inc Cdi 10:1 Foreign Exempt NYSE                              Australian Equities                 0.9
       Seven Group Holdings Limited Ordinary Fully Paid                     Australian Equities                 0.9
       South32 Limited Ordinary Fully Paid                                  Australian Equities                 0.9
       TPG Telecom Limited. Ordinary Fully Paid                             Australian Equities                 0.9
       Treasury Wine Estates Limited Ordinary Fully Paid                    Australian Equities                 0.9
       Vanguard All-World Ex-Us Shares Index Etf Vanguard All-World Ex-Us Sha  International Equities           9.0
       Vanguard Msci Australian Small Companies Index Etf Vanguard Msci Austr  Australian Equities              4.0


       Quarterly manager commentary

       Market Update
       The September quarter saw markets take a roller-coaster ride caused by more events than a quarter should ever see, with investors balancing
       stubbornly high inflation with rising recession risks all whilst waiting on hand and foot for any signs (data) that central banks might be done with their
       policy tightening. Every time investors got a whiff that a central bank pivot might be on the cards, central banks took it upon themselves to smack
       investors down with a continuation of outsized rate increases and/or more hawkish rhetoric regarding their laser focus on the maintaining their
       inflation fighting pedigree.

       Food and energy price inflation continued to hurt the European post-COVID recovery effort as the impact of the Russia/Ukraine war continued to take
       its toll whilst European government officials did their best to maintain a brave face as residential, commercial, and industrial energy prices soared to
       painfully record highs. Officials scrambled to store as much energy as they could (at any cost) leading into the European winter whilst Putin turned off
       the taps following moves by the Europeans and their allies to cap the price of Russian gas. This was followed by an attack on those same Russian
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