How would you like to take control and invest directly in the share market with confidence?
Well now you can!
In this updated and revised edition of How to Beat the Managed Funds by 20%, Dale Gillham, one of Australian’s most respected analysts (Wealth Creator Magazine, Nov 04) provides a practical and easy approach to profiting consistently from the share market, allowing you to take control of your investments and achieve better returns than most professional funds managers. The book contains simple workable strategies including how to:
•Select winning stocks to suit your trading style •Construct a powerful portfolio that performs regardless of the market direction •Successfully reduce your risk and increase your probability of making a profit •Accelerate your profits using leverage
This fascinating book shows how by simply investing in some of Australia’s biggest and strongest companies, you can not only achieve very profitable returns but also beat the managed funds by at least 20%.
If you are new to trading, think of this book as a good foundation on which you can build your personal wealth-creation strategies. If you are more experienced, think of this book as a keystone, the stone at the top of an arch that holds all the other stones in place. - Garnett Znidaric, Your Trading Edge Magazine
Dale Gillham is an authorised financial analyst who has, with his company Wealth Within, helped thousands of ordinary Australians to ‘think like a professional trader or investor’ to achieve very profitable returns in the sharemarket. Dale has more than 20 years’ experience in the financial services industry and his approach to investment is unique. Dale lives in Melbourne with his partner, Lea.
I was impressed by the content of this book. It not only gave me straightforward strategies to take control of my own money, but the confidence to make it happen. Thanks so much for writing such a compelling book.
A straightforward write up on investing. The author wrote about picking the best stocks, touched a bit on dividend yield, EPS and P/E ratio. He also wrote a little about Technical Analysis.
All in, if you're a seasoned investor, the contents come across as mostly stuff that you would be familiar with. You would know that it ain't as easy to find time to analyse the stocks as your other priorities come for your attention.
It's a little simplistic to think that the strategies can be easily implemented by everyone. The book would serve as an inspiration and guide for investors on where they should be looking at.
How to Beat the managed Funds by 20% shows you how to take control of your money and receive better returns than most fund managers. The book is easy to understand and a great place to start your trading education. The book gave me confidence that I could learn about trading and become successful in the share market.