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The Week That Was...Your Weekly Market Wrap

Finfeed - 20 Aug. 18

Corporate earnings season continued in Australia last week, with some companies disappointing the market, however, results were balanced, with a number of companies piquing investor interest writes Dale Gillham. The good news for investors holding retail stocks, such as JB Hi-Fi (JBH) and Harvey Norman Holdings (HVN) is there’s no need to panic. Of note, following the release of JBH’s full year results on Monday, the stock had a fantastic week on the market. JBH’s share price rose by around 10 per cent to approximately...

Do You Worry About How Your Children Will Survive

Your Trading Edge Magazine - 19 Jun. 18

Do you worry about how your children will survive when everything we rely on is increasing in price?  While all we want for our kids is security and happiness, as parents we can sometimes come across as the bearer of cruel realities when trying to get them to understand the pressures that come from the rising costs of housing, food, utilities, petrol and the list the goes on. So here are two simple things you can do today that will help guide your kids towards their own financial success and security: First, instead of telling them that property prices are escalating and city living is becoming a nightmare...

Ignore the Herd and Plough Your Path

Geelong Advertiser - 02 Jun. 18

The easiest thing to do is to look at what the majority are doing and don’t do it! In short, find out what 90 per cent of websites are promoting that traders should do and you’ll know what successful traders don’t do. What do you need to be successful in the market? Firstly, be honest with yourself. There’s an old saying, "what a wise man does in the beginning, a fool does in the end." When I ask people about their trading process and what rules they use, I find that so many have followed the path of the 90 per cent and few see their own mistakes.

Is it Time For Investors to Hang up on Telstra Shares

Daily Telegraph - 25 May 18

Wealth Within chief analyst Dale Gillham said Telstra still controlled most of Australia’s telecommunications industry and it was not going away. “Over 20 years all I kept saying to people was ‘why are you holding Telstra?’ They said ‘dividend yield’ and I said ‘why, when you are losing so much money?’” he said. Mr Gillham said he liked Telstra as an investment now, because people were getting sick and tired of the stock and selling out. “Usually when mums and dads start doing that, that’s when it’s going to go up...

Where Did The Dividends Go?

The Adelaide Advertiser - 03 Mar. 18

Wealth Within senior investment analyst Janine Cox said investors should realise that Australia was not in boom times. “Our market is not like the American market, we haven’t even gone through our all-time high (set in 2007 before the GFC). It’s never taken this long to get back to an all-time high,” she said. “It’s important to have a spread of stocks from a number of sectors. We like the energy sector...”