ASX vs The World: What’s Next?
Has Australia strengthened — or are global markets pulling further ahead?
The numbers are in. The reactions have been sharp. But the bigger story isn’t who popped or dropped — it’s what reporting season revealed about Australia’s position in the world. Is the ASX structurally lagging the US? Has China changed the game for Aussie earnings? Or is the opportunity closer to home than most investors think? This session zooms out to answer the question that actually matters: where do you position for the next five years?
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Zoom out from the noise What reporting season tells us about Australia’s global standing. -
Compare markets properly ASX vs S&P 500 vs China — what’s structural and what’s cyclical. -
Position with intent Local conviction, global tilt, or ETFs and simplicity?
Hosted by Owen Raszkiewicz (CIO, Rask Invest) and Leigh Gant (Head of Content).
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What you'll hear:
- Is the ASX structurally different from other international markets?
- What the world’s leading businesses are reporting
- Just buy ETFs and drip-feed money in — or actively choose businesses?
- How to position for 5+ years, not 5 days.
This webinar is for you if you:
- You want to look beyond the ASX 200 and think globally
- You’re weighing up ETFs versus individual stock conviction
- You prefer second-order thinking over surface-level commentary
- You enjoy fun investing conversations without the hype
Your Hosts
Owen Raszkiewicz
Owen is the Chief Investment Officer of Rask Invest and Founder of Rask. Since founding The Rask Group in 2017, Owen has overseen the growth of the Rask platform to over 200,000 investor followers. He holds a Master's Degree of Applied Finance, Master's Degree of Financial Planning, and Bachelor's Degree in Technology.
Leigh Gant
Leigh is Rask's Head of Content. He is a business owner, investor, and long-term thinker. He's built and exited multiple ventures, worked with wealth management firms and boutique funds across Australia, and now spends his time helping businesses grow and investors make sense of the markets.