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With the launch of ASX listed CFDs due next month, David discusses how the market is reacting to this news.

In part 2, Janine speaks again with Jennie Houston about her experiences in trading the market.

This week Dale talks about the upcoming ASX CFD products and what this means to investors.

Janine talks with trader Jennie Houston about her journey to becoming a trader.

Dale talks about how the ASX is launching it's listed CFD products shortly, what the difference is between these and the current offering from the CFD providers.

In this week's Talking Wealth, Janine Cox discusses the current market volatility and whether now is the time to invest in shares.

David continues his discussions on Wesfarmers

This week Janine speaks about Tattersalls stock and the optimistic news for their investors concerning smoking bans.

This week Dale finishes up talking about self managed super funds in the second of a two part podcast segment. Covering topics such as who can be part of a super fund, what can be put into a super fund and the down sides of such forms of investment

David talks about the current reporting season and how this effects the market.

This week Janine speaks about problems with getting bad investment advice and the more responsible methods of establishing profitable investments.

This week Dale enlightens us about self managed super funds in the first of a two part podcast segment. Covering topics such as how to set a fund up, what a super fund is used for and the many benefits of this form of investing. Stay tuned for part two next week

This week Janine Cox talks about the growing trends for widespread wealth in Australia and the new opportunities for a larger demographic to generate wealth.

This week after finding an article about workplace happiness, David speaks about developments in boosting productivity and moral at the water cooler.

This week Dale speaks about the importance of trading wisely. Whilst adding to previous talks Dale reminds us about the possibility of cheap stock turning out to be anything but.

This week David brings an update on interesting talk of the possibility of the Coles/West Farmers deal falling through

This week Janine Cox talks about the methods to generate wealth and what beginners can expect expect from trading the market.

This week Dale addresses the possible outcomes of the upcoming reserve bank meeting, as well as speaking about the problem many face with interest rates on housing and expensive goods

This week David discusses the major movements in the market and the effect this is likely to have on the economy.

This week Janine speaks about the financial problems many younger people encounter.

This week Dale speaks about coping with falls in the stock market and gives tips about how investors should handle falls in the market. Quote: '...And generally when the market falls heavily, that just presents opportunities...because most people tend to sell all their shares just as the market starts to rise again...'

This week David talks about the movements in the health care sector and its major players.

This week Dale talks about the lack of correlation between a high IQ and the ability to become wealthy. Quote:'...It is interesting that how many doctors, pilots and quite high paid professionals that i meet or have met over the many years and finding out how much of them are actually broke because they're in high debt...'

This week Dale talks about the many different market personalities and promises made on the net. Quote: '...There are a lot of people out there who are good at marketing but maybe not necessarily good at what they do...'

This week David talks about the positives of the end of financial year dividends. Quote: '...What a lot of companies are concerned about, is these private equity companies coming in and taking their companies over, so one way to make these companies relatively less attractive to the private equity bidders, is to pay out a lot of their surplus cash by means of dividends...'