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'"I just love it when Alexander Skarsgård dress slutty,” said one user after Skarsgård stepped onto the red carpet in a backless halter, leather lace-ups, and in full BDSM energy. His latest look in London didn’t just go viral — it sent people digging up every kinky moment he’s ever given us. And honestly... thank God for the archives. From the thigh-high Cannes boots to the NSFW dildo shirt in Zurich, Skarsgård has spent the last few years proving one thing: nobody is doing red carpet sexuality like him. Not even close. And the internet is foaming at the mouth. Again.

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5) a song i don't think ppl on here have heard before

13) a song by an artist i've seen live: (2025 live and best concert i've ever been to:'))

14) a song i like to sing along to: i honestly find it so hard to pick cause i sing along to all songs i like regardless of language but then i remembered there's this Italian song that meant so much to me back in 2021 AND it's the only song i have sung in a karaoke so🤭

or maybe it was the fact she was trying to outshine a queen who can make Ru laugh by doing literally nothing

Australia’s stock market, represented primarily by the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX), has long been an attractive destination for investors. With a diverse range of sectors, from mining to technology, healthcare, and finance, the ASX offers a wealth of opportunities for both seasoned investors and newcomers. In this article, we will explore some promising Australian stocks to consider for your portfolio, taking into account various industries, potential growth, and investment strategies.

Disclaimer

Before proceeding, it’s important to note that the information presented in this article is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. The stock market carries inherent risks, and individual circumstances such as financial goals, risk tolerance, and market conditions should be considered when making investment decisions. Always conduct thorough research or consult a professional financial advisor before making any investment.

Why Invest in Australian Stocks?

Australia is known for its stable economy, strong regulatory environment, and well-established financial systems, which make it an attractive destination for investors. The Australian stock market is home to several globally recognized companies, such as BHP Group and Commonwealth Bank, making it an appealing option for those seeking exposure to international giants as well as domestic firms.

Advantages of investing in Australian stocks include:

Diversification: The ASX includes a wide range of sectors, providing a well-rounded investment opportunity.

Strong mining and resources sector: Australia is rich in natural resources, and its mining companies are among the world leaders in sectors like iron ore, gold, and energy.

Global exposure: Many ASX-listed companies have a significant global footprint, providing exposure to international markets.

Dividends: Australian companies are known for paying generous dividends, especially in sectors like utilities and banking.

Sectors to Watch

Before delving into specific stocks, it’s important to identify the key sectors that have been performing well or are poised for growth in the near future. Some sectors to consider include:

Watanabe Katsumi was an itinerant portrait photographer working primarily in Shinjuku in Tokyo in the 1960’s and 1970’s. The subjects in Watanabe’s photographs are the prostitutes, street people, Drag Queens, entertainers and gangsters (Yakuza) that populated Kabukicho at night. Essentially, Watanabe made his living by selling the photographs to his subjects. He would offer three prints for 200 yen. A modest gentleman, Watanabe had a keen sensitivity to the natural posturing of his subjects which allowed them to uninhibitedly reveal their identities. He saw Kabukicho as a stage; his photographs documented the performers.

Gangs of Kabukicho

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