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Performance history

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



        $100000



         $95000

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                                                                            24/03/2022 - 30/09/2023 Powered by data from FE fundinfo
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       Managed portfolio holdings³

       Holding                                                              Asset class                 Allocation (%)
       Betashares Westn Asset Aus Bond Fund (Managed Fund) Betashares West As  Australian Fixed Interest       23.4
       Vanguard All-World Ex-Us Shares Index Etf Vanguard All-World Ex-Us Sha  International Equities           9.2
       Magellan Asset Management Ltd (Core Series) Mfg Core Infrastructure Fu  Australian Equities              9.0
       Activex Ardea Real Outcome Bond Fund (Managed Fund) Active X Ardea RL  International Fixed Interest      8.0
       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        7.9
       Ishares Global 100 Etf Ishares Global 100 Etf                        International Equities              6.5
       Ishares S&P 500 Etf                                                  International Equities              5.6
       Vanguard Msci Australian Small Companies Index Etf Vanguard Msci Austr  Australian Equities              4.0
       Cash Account                                                         Cash                                2.1
       Ampol Limited Ordinary Fully Paid                                    Australian Equities                 1.1
       Carsales.Com Limited. Ordinary Fully Paid                            Australian Equities                 1.1
       Breville Group Limited Ordinary Fully Paid                           Australian Equities                 1.1
       Downer Edi Limited Ordinary Fully Paid                               Australian Equities                 1.1
       Aristocrat Leisure Limited Ordinary Fully Paid                       Australian Equities                 1.0
       Domino's Pizza Enterprises Limited Ordinary Fully Paid               Australian Equities                 1.0
       GQG Partners Inc. Cdi 1:1 US Person Prohibited Excluding Qib         Australian Equities                 1.0
       Macquarie Group Limited Ordinary Fully Paid                          Australian Equities                 1.0
       James Hardie Industries PLC Chess Depositary Interests 1:1           Australian Equities                 0.9
       Nextdc Limited Ordinary Fully Paid                                   Australian Equities                 0.9
       Resmed Inc Cdi 10:1 Foreign Exempt NYSE                              Australian Equities                 0.9
       TPG Telecom Limited. Ordinary Fully Paid                             Australian Equities                 0.9
       Mineral Resources Limited Ordinary Fully Paid                        Australian Equities                 0.9
       CSL Limited Ordinary Fully Paid                                      Australian Equities                 0.9
       Corporate Travel Management Limited Ordinary Fully Paid              Australian Equities                 0.9
       Treasury Wine Estates Limited Ordinary Fully Paid                    Australian Equities                 0.8
       South32 Limited Ordinary Fully Paid                                  Australian Equities                 0.8


       Quarterly manager commentary

       Market Update
       The September quarter seemed to solidify calendar year 2023 as one akin to a washing machine – wash, rinse, and repeat. Again, interest rates and
       inflation were front and centre of market movements with short-term macroeconomic signalling / consensus (noise) changing every 30-45 days
       attempting to second guess where inflation, rates, and the economy might land in 2024 following the fastest period of rate hikes ever seen.

       Whilst most market participants correctly called peak inflation and likely peak interest rates (maybe 1-2 more) early in the quarter, given most central
       banks either slowed the pace of rate hikes or began to pause, conjecture began to rise as the pace and size of falls in inflation began to slow. This
       meant that the market narrative began to shift its focus from inflation falling at a rapid pace / leading indicators point to impending recession /
       meaningful rate cuts coming next year to concerns of inflation getting “stuck” above central bank targets (and potentially reaccelerating higher) /
       economy being on potentially stronger footing than previously expected / rates higher for longer.
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