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.
Two important questions that will help you self-manage your super funds
When the market falls again, so too will super balances. Before that happens, you need to ask yourself two questions.
Aussies are rejecting the wisdom of buy in doom, sell in boom
This year has so far been a good example of investors doing the opposite of what they should when it comes to investing.
Hydrogen: the next big thing on the stock market?
Amid the push toward renewable energy sources, hydrogen stocks are shaping up to be the next big thing that investors should be looking at.
High dividend yield stocks may not be the best investment
More dividends were paid out in the first quarter of 2022 compared with the same period last year, but a high dividend yield is never guaranteed.
Is it now time to buy shares or should you run for the hills?
The Australian and US tech sectors have both fallen heavily, so what does that mean for the broader market?
Market wrap: what to do if the ASX falls below 7000
In this week's Market Wrap, Dale Gillham says that while it is possible that the market will continue to rise, there is also a possibility that the All Ordinaries Index could fall below 7,000 points.
Market wrap: Time for a cool head
The All-Ordinaries Index has continued to fall away this week and is currently down over 3 per cent.
2021 was a record year for IPOs but are they profitable?
After a record year in 2021, 2022 is expected to be another strong year for initial public offerings, but is investing in a company float a good idea?
Google parent Alphabet announces a 20 for 1 stock split
Google's parent company, Alphabet, has announced a 20 for one stock split, making the share price more affordable, but don't be fooled.
The ASX is falling – will interest rates rise?
With the Australian stock market continuing to fall, all eyes are on the RBA and whether it will raise rates next week.
