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Episode 20: Picking through the crypto wreckage, plus Woolies buy-back and financial shenanigans

Andrew Page

This week, Matt picks through the crypto wreckage — are there bargains to be had now the bubble has popped?

Also, Andrew walks us through Woolworths’ massive share buy-back and the boys talk though some of the ways companies can manipulate their accounts, and how investors can spot a few red flags.

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