In this week's Market Wrap, Dale Gillham shares the true cost of withdrawing $20,000 from your super fund, and looks at what's next for the Australian share market.
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Telstra is a perfect example of why the old adage of buy and hold is an inefficient strategy for investors.
There is a lot of volatility in the stock market that is causing many investors to panic and make emotional rather than logical decisions about their investments.
The one thing I know with absolute certainty is that the mood of the market overrides rationality and fundamental value. This certainly rings true right now, as many companies have been oversold based on emotion rather than logic or fundamental value.
Healthcare was back on the top of the list for best performing sector this week rising more than 1.6%.
Coronavirus won't stop the bull run, so investors would be wise to ride the waves rather than jump ship.
Boris Johnson has won the UK general election, which will is expected to see Brexit go ahead. So will this affect the Australian stock market?
The common mantra in the share market for those looking to profit is to buy low and sell high. While intellectually this seems reasonable, it is not as easy as many would have you believe.
With talk that the market is heading for an index squeeze and some investors worried about another financial crisis, is index investing a smart way to invest?
With the strong rise of Afterpay and Zip Pay and the withdrawn Latitude IPO, interest in the buy now pay later space has exploded. But not all attention is good.
