Dale Gillham is chief investment analyst at Wealth Within Limited (AFSL 226347). He also serves as the head trainer at Wealth Within (RTO 21917). He has more than three decades of experience in the investment industry and is the author of How to Beat the Managed Funds by 20%. Dale's qualifications include an Advanced Diploma and a Diploma of Share Trading and Investment. He co-hosts the Talking Wealth Podcast, and his work has appeared in The Australian Financial Review, New York Business Journal, Wall Street Select and more. Connect with Dale Gillham on LinkedIn.
What a recession would mean for the ASX
Economists are predicting there is an 80% chance Australia could fall into a recession, so does this signal weakness or opportunity for share traders?
History repeats itself, and so does the stock market
If we accept that humans are predictable, and that cycles repeat, what are the best months to invest in the stock market?
How to track the sharemarket volatility index
When it comes to the stock market, there are two metrics the big end of town follow - momentum and volatility.
Market wrap: The best and worst performers on the ASX
Next DC, Lendlease Group and Downer EDI were among the top performers on the ASX this week, so which companies were the worst?
Market wrap: Are interest rates friend or foe?
Mortgage-holders may be relieved after the RBA hit pause on the cash rate on Tuesday, but what does it mean for share investors?
Strategy is key: How investing is like Formula One
As Formula One returns to Albert Park for the Australian Grand Prix, we look at how strategy, risk management and patience pay off on the track - and in investing.
Knowledge is power when trading stocks
The Australian stock market has fallen more than 6% in the past six trading days, triggering more investors to sell out out of fear.
Market wrap: Is this the investment play for Gen Z?
With rates continuing to rise, Dale Gillham explains why the 'buy where you can, live where you want' philosophy could be a winner.
Reporting season winners and losers
From Qantas to Harvey Norman, Temple and Webster to Telstra, we look at the heroes and zeroes from the February 2023 reporting season.
Market wrap: The worst-performing stocks on the ASX
The best-performing stocks on the ASX this week included Charter Hall, SEEK Ltd, and James Hardy Industries, so which were the worst?
