Community confessions, Bryce's latest investment & Aussie companies taking on the world

As Reporting Season rolls on in Australia, we take a look at some of the highlights from week 2 including 3 Aussie companies taking on the world.

We also discuss:

• What we can learn from the latest RBA meeting meetings
• 3 of the 4 Big Banks cutting their rates on term deposits. Are they worth it these days?
• Options when it comes to active managers in Australia
• Finally, we introduce a new segment: investor confessions.

Resources discussed:

• List of all ASX-listed ETFs

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