Talking Wealth Podcast: Stock Market Trading and Investing Education | Wealth Creation | Expert Share Market Analysis

This week Dale Gillham discusses some suggestions for additions to the federal budget that would assist the economy and traders.

This week David Harvey of Wealth Within discusses how Australia is strongly linked to the strength of commodity prices and how the RBA still has room to move in lowering official interest rates.

This week David Harvey of Wealth Within discusses developments in the market for April 2009.

This week Dale Gillham discusses how events highlighted in the market, such as the porcine flue, won't break the market as expected.

This week Janine Cox discusses interest rates, unemployment and economic cycles.

This week David Harvey of Wealth Within discusses how the Australian government is imposing tough rules on controls over investment and employment levels for Australian operations.

This week Janine Cox discusses bank stability and how low interest rates are spelling hardship for self funded retirees in the current economy.

This week Dale Gillham of Wealth Within discusses how traders can get it wrong when following the crowd.

This week Janine Cox discusses the governments proposed high-speed internet network and what this will spell for Telstra.

This week David Harvey of Wealth Within discusses the confusing messages that are coming out of China concerning their economy, and how the Chinese stock market is still targeting 8% growth for this year compared with 6.5% forecast from the World Bank.

This week Dale Gillham discusses the advantages of active portfolio management and how you can improve your investment returns.

This week David Harvey of Wealth Within discusses how this week Oz Minerals is looking very vulnerable with the Australian government blocking the first bid by Chinese company Minmetals to take the company over on the basis of national security.

This week David Harvey of Wealth Within discusses how this week we are seeing a recovery across most market sectors, particularly driven by IT, Financials, Materials and Utilities. However the Telcos are still in the doldrums, with Health and Consumer Staples remaining weak at present.

This week Janine Cox of Wealth Within discusses the benefits for the economy of buying Australian made.

This week David Harvey of Wealth Within discusses how worldwide we are in a contracting economic environment, and therefore people are inclined to thrift rather than spend, as they become more concerned about job security.

This week David Harvey of Wealth Within discusses how China will be a key driver in providing a market for our resource sector.

This week Janine Cox discusses an issue with buy and hold investors and how direct investment stratergies work when managed responsibly .

Dale Gillham talks about investor psychology, and how investor fear and greed effects the Australian share market. More importantly Dales also talks about investor beliefs, myths in the market, share trading software and how these can cause investors to make mistakes that lead to unnecessary losses.

In this week's episode of Talking Wealth, Dale Gillham discusses how gaining an education will help traders protect their capital in all market conditions because an educated investor is a smart investor.

This week Janine Cox discusses the performance of the financial services stock AMP and its plans for raising capital.

This week David Harvey of Wealth Within discusses the first-half reporting season and how earnings surprises are expected to be on the downside.

This week Janine Cox of Wealth Within discusses ASX and the emergence of competitive regulators.

This week Dale Gillham discusses the different sources of investment advice that investors use to make their investment decisions.

This week David Harvey of Wealth Within discusses the prospects in Gold prices against the backdrop of a 40% to 60% price reductions in other commodities.

This week Dale Gillham discusses the upcoming meeting of the federal reserve bank to deliberate on interest rates.