Articles On Wam Microcap (ASX:WMI)
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Why I’m more excited about WAM Microcap shares
I am more excited about shares of WAM Microcap Limited (ASX: WMI) from today. I’m going to tell you why in this article. A quick overview of WAM Microcap WAM Microcap is a listed investment company (LIC) which invests in the smallest busin... |
Motley Fool | WMI | 4 years ago |
3 retirement myths you can’t afford to believe
I believe that nearly everyone has the capability of reaching a good retirement fund number. However, you can’t let some retirement myths get in the way. Not many people want to work their whole life. Retirement is definitely possible, eve... |
Motley Fool | WMI | 4 years ago |
Is the new WAM Alternative Assets LIC a buy?
The Blue Sky Alternatives Access Fund Ltd (ASX: BAF) is about to have a face off kind of event. Not a confrontation per se, a face off in the style of the 1997 John Travolta/Nicholas Cage film. In that film (of questionable quality), Nicho... |
Motley Fool | WMI | 4 years ago |
3 ASX dividend shares I’d buy with $3,000 today
If I were investing $3,000 into ASX dividend shares then I’d pick the three I’m going to tell you about this article. I believe that it’s a great time to buy ASX dividend shares if you’re feeling an income pinch at the moment because of ho... |
Motley Fool | WMI | 4 years ago |
3 ASX shares for beginners to buy
If you’re a investor just starting your portfolio I think there are a number of ASX shares that could be good ideas. I wouldn’t want one of your first investments to blow up in your face. That could put you off ASX shares, which would be v... |
Motley Fool | WMI | 4 years ago |
Blue Sky Alternatives Access Fund (ASX:BAF) share price up 5% as Wilson named manager
The Blue Sky Alternatives Access Fund Ltd (ASX: BAF) share price is up over 5% today on news that its management will shift to Wilson Asset Management. Its listed name will soon become Wilson Alternative Assets. The company announced the ou... |
Rask Media | WMI | 4 years ago |
2 ASX shares I’d buy with $750 right now
If I were investing with $750 today there are at least two ASX shares that I would buy. You don’t need $10,000 to start investing. The great thing about investing in shares is that you can invest relatively small amounts. If you were inves... |
Motley Fool | WMI | 4 years ago |
Here’s how to make a $1 million portfolio by investing $1,000 a month
I think that almost anyone can build a $1 million portfolio by investing just $1,000 a month. This isn’t a get-rick-quick idea. I’m not suggesting you’ll get a $1 million portfolio in two years by investing $500,000 a year. Time and compou... |
Motley Fool | WMI | 4 years ago |
I love volatile ASX share market days like today
I love volatile ASX share market days like today. It’s been quite a while since there was a drop as heavy as this, though there was a bit of volatility earlier this week too. Cheaper opportunities Volatile days for the share market are att... |
Motley Fool | WMI | 4 years ago |
Why I just bought this ASX share for the long-term
I recently decided to buy more of ASX share WAM Microcap Limited (ASX: WMI) for my portfolio. A quick overview of WAM Microcap WAM Microcap is a listed investment company (LIC). The job of a LIC is to invest in other ASX shares with market... |
Motley Fool | WMI | 4 years ago |
3 ASX shares I’d buy if the share market crashes again
Many ASX shares are flying high at the moment. The March 2020 COVID-19 crash seems like a distant memory. If you bought during the crash then you’re probably sitting on pleasing gains. But what happens if it crashes again? There are a few... |
Motley Fool | WMI | 4 years ago |
Are ASX banks or miners buys for dividends?
It’s getting harder for income investors to find the right investments to generate income. Are ASX banks or miners buys for dividends? There are plenty of different options to consider for dividends on the ASX. Major ASX banks have been fa... |
Motley Fool | WMI | 4 years ago |
5 top ASX dividend shares you should never sell
I think that there are a number of ASX dividend shares that you should never sell. The benefit of owning shares is that every year those businesses earn profit and then they can pass that on to shareholders with dividends (or distributions... |
Motley Fool | WMI | 4 years ago |
3 must-have ASX income shares for your portfolio
I think there are some ASX income shares which are must-haves for any investor that is focused on generating dividend income. The official RBA interest rate is now just 0.25%. That has caused the income we can get from bank saving accounts... |
Motley Fool | WMI | 4 years ago |
2 easy ASX shares to buy for small cap exposure
When it comes to investing in ASX shares, the small cap and micro cap sectors are usually out of reach for most ordinary retail investors. That’s because these kinds of shares simply don’t have the coverage and analysis available that comp... |
Motley Fool | WMI | 4 years ago |
If you have $12,000, you should invest in these 3 ASX shares now
If you have $12,000 to invest into ASX shares then you’re in luck. There are plenty of quality options to choose from. The share market has rebounded strongly from the COVID-19 share market selloff a few months ago. There are plenty of ASX... |
Motley Fool | WMI | 4 years ago |
ASX marching higher despite COVID-19: Where should you invest?
If you ignored all the other news and focused solely on the Australian share market’s performance since its 23 March low, you’d have no idea the nation was in the grips of a historic pandemic. No clue that a quarter of Australians are larg... |
Motley Fool | WMI | 4 years ago |
3 ASX dividend shares raising their dividends like clockwork
ASX dividend shares could be the only way to make good income from your money at the moment. I’m not talking about some blue chip shares like Westpac Banking Corp (ASX: WBC) or Transurban Group (ASX: TCL). Income investors haven’t been abl... |
Motley Fool | WMI | 4 years ago |
WAM Microcap share price rises on big special dividend
The WAM Microcap Limited (ASX: WMI) share price is up 6% right now after announcing a special dividend for FY20. A quick overview of WAM Microcap WAM Microcap is a listed investment company (LIC) which invests in ASX shares with market cap... |
Motley Fool | WMI | 4 years ago |
3 top ASX shares to buy for growth investors in August
Reporting season is starting. It’s like Christmas but for share investors. There may be some lumps of coal in some reports this year. But I think there are some ASX shares that are worth buying for growth investor portfolios in August 2020... |
Motley Fool | WMI | 4 years ago |
3 top small cap ASX shares to buy now
Small cap ASX shares could be the best way to generate large returns for your portfolio over the long-term. It’s much easier to double profit from $10 million to $20 million than it is to double profit from $1 billion to $2 billion. The la... |
Motley Fool | WMI | 4 years ago |
How to become a millionaire with ASX shares starting with $0
I believe it’s possible to become a millionaire with ASX shares even if your portfolio is starting at $0. The average Aussie has the ability to become millionaire. Obviously the more you earn the better chance you have of becoming a millio... |
Motley Fool | WMI | 4 years ago |
Here are two ASX shares I’ve recently bought
I try to regularly invest into ASX shares. At least once a month. A few months ago I was investing very regularly because I saw a number of cheap opportunities during the crash. But the ASX has recovered strongly since March 2020. Over the... |
Motley Fool | WMI | 4 years ago |
Get paid huge amounts of cash to own these ASX dividend shares
ASX dividend shares can provide you with a good source of income. There are some options out there with large dividend yields that can pay you a lot of cash each year. Money in the bank isn’t going to earn much interest these days with the... |
Motley Fool | WMI | 4 years ago |
3 ASX dividend shares for every income investor’s portfolio
I think that there are some ASX dividend shares that are worth a spot in every income investor’s portfolio. Some ASX dividend shares offer very large dividend yields like WAM Research Limited (ASX: WAX). But that may not suit everyone. Per... |
Motley Fool | WMI | 4 years ago |
4 top ASX dividend shares you should never sell
I think there are some great ASX dividend shares that you should never sell. If you are looking to invest for dividends then I don’t think you should be trying to actively buy and sell them. The idea should be to buy and hold for the long-... |
Motley Fool | WMI | 4 years ago |
I think WAM Microcap is a retiree’s dream dividend share
I think that WAM Microcap Limited (ASX: WMI) is a retiree’s dream dividend share. Plenty of retirees just have a portfolio stuffed full of ASX blue chips that (normally) provide a high level of dividend income. Popular names include Westpa... |
Motley Fool | WMI | 4 years ago |
Have $1,000? You should pick one of these 8 ASX shares
Do you have $1,000 to invest into the stock market? I believe you should pick one of the eight ASX shares I’m going to outline in this article. The share market is recovering from the coronavirus selloff a few months ago. The ASX is still... |
Motley Fool | WMI | 4 years ago |
How to replace your entire wage with dividends
Do you want to replace your entire wage with dividends? It’s definitely possible to do it with ASX dividend shares. I think having excess cash in the bank making interest at less than 1% just seems like a missed opportunity. Before the cor... |
Motley Fool | WMI | 4 years ago |
Why I’m not afraid to invest in shares during this recession
I’m not afraid to invest in shares during this recession. After the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) confirmed that Australia’s economy contracted by 0.3% in the March 2020 quarter, it seems clear that the country will enter a recessi... |
Motley Fool | WMI | 4 years ago |
How to make $1,000 a month in dividends
I believe that every Australian investor can make $1,000 a month in dividends. To do that you need to invest in ASX dividend shares. In this era of very low interest rates it’s more important than ever for your money to be working hard for... |
Motley Fool | WMI | 4 years ago |
Why I just bought this ASX share for the long-term
I recently bought an ASX share for my portfolio. It’s something that I’ve regularly written about and offers exposure to something quite different to many other ASX investments. I’m talking about WAM Microcap Limited (ASX: WMI). Almost eve... |
Motley Fool | WMI | 4 years ago |
ASX shares can help millennials retire before their parents
ASX shares can help millennials retire before their parents. There are a lot of people out there that have not been building up their retirement nest enough to be able to retire comfortably at 65, perhaps not even by 70. I don’t know every... |
Motley Fool | WMI | 4 years ago |
ASX shares I’d invest $10,000 into today
If I had $10,000 burning a hole in my pocket I’d want to invest it into ASX shares. But I’d only put my money into the best investment ideas. The coronavirus has caused share prices to fall almost across the board. I think the falls are co... |
Motley Fool | WMI | 4 years ago |
Why high yield dividend shares can be detrimental to your wealth
I think that high-yield dividend shares can be detrimental to building your wealth, particularly if you choose the wrong ones. Reason 1: Tax Taxes are the subscription fee for being part of a good society, but you don’t need to be handing... |
Motley Fool | WMI | 4 years ago |
Is it time to buy ASX small caps for your portfolio?
Is it time to buy ASX small caps for your portfolio? Most Aussie investors have a lot of exposure to the large blue chips on the ASX like Commonwealth Bank of Australia (ASX: CBA), BHP Group Ltd (ASX: BHP) and Telstra Corporation Ltd (ASX:... |
Motley Fool | WMI | 4 years ago |
How to create a yearly income of $50,000 in dividends
I can understand why investors are wanting to create a yearly income of $50,000 in dividends. The coronavirus has shown how fast incomes can disappear for workers, but plenty of businesses have the financial flexibility to be able to keep... |
Motley Fool | WMI | 4 years ago |
3 shares I’m buying if the coronavirus selloff gets worse again
The coronavirus selloff is no longer a selloff. The S&P/ASX 200 Index (ASX: XJO) has gone up 20% since the low in March. But I’ve got my eyes on some shares I’d buy if the selloff gets worse again. The initial panic about the spread of... |
Motley Fool | WMI | 4 years ago |
How Warren Buffett is influencing my investing today
Warren Buffett is perhaps the greatest investor in the world. He has kindly spent most of his life sharing his investment knowledge for free with the world. Many people don’t like following his (or Charlie Munger’s) advice because it’s too... |
Motley Fool | WMI | 4 years ago |
Why I’ve been buying this ASX share during coronavirus
I have been investing in ASX shares during the coronavirus share market selloff. This investing environment is unlike anything else that investors will have experienced. The GFC was horrific economically, but it didn’t have the physical sh... |
Motley Fool | WMI | 4 years ago |
Here’s how this top fund manager is approaching the bear market
Many investors have probably never invested through a share market crash before, myself included. And even those that were investing through the GFC and maybe even the dot-com crash are probably still baffled at just how quickly the S&... |
Motley Fool | WMI | 4 years ago |
Coronavirus: Where I’d invest $5,000 into shares right now
The S&P/ASX 200 Index (ASX: XJO) is down again today after the latest restrictions were announced in Australia because of the coronavirus. It could be a good time to put $5,000 to work into shares. The last time we had such a large dec... |
Motley Fool | WMI | 4 years ago |
Where to spend $5,000 on ASX shares right now
Although it might not seem it, I think it’s a great time to be a ‘net buyer’ (as Warren Buffett would say) of ASX shares. I’m not suggesting we’ve found a ‘bottom’ in the market right now – in fact, we very well could go lower from here. B... |
Motley Fool | WMI | 4 years ago |
Why I’m still buying shares through the coronavirus selloff
I’m still buying shares through this coronavirus share market selloff. I invested in some more shares today, in-fact. Think about it. How often are we going to see share prices fall so heavily? Very rarely I would imagine. Apart from Decem... |
Motley Fool | WMI | 4 years ago |
Share prices plunging: 3 ASX shares I may buy
The ASX has fallen over 5% with investors fleeing the share market for safety into…something else. I’m not sure where else you’d want to put your money with gold prices so high and interest rates so low. Perhaps capital protection is worth... |
Motley Fool | WMI | 4 years ago |
Here are some reasons not to panic-sell over the coronavirus
The ASX 200 (INDEXASX: XJO) fell by 3.5% this week, which is pretty painful when you consider it fell around 10% in the previous week. Toilet paper is in high demand and plenty of investors are headed for the exits. But I think it could be... |
Motley Fool | WMI | 4 years ago |
Coronavirus: I just invested some more money into ASX shares
I think there are opportunities on the ASX today, which is why I was active again. At the start of the week I invested in small cap focused listed investment company (LIC) WAM Microcap Limited (ASX: WMI). Today I saw another opportunity an... |
Motley Fool | WMI | 4 years ago |
These quality ASX shares are turning into bargains
The ASX All Ordinaries (ASX: XAO) is down around 2.5% at the time of writing on worries about the coronavirus and how quickly it is spreading. Time will tell whether it’s just an infectious flu, or whether it’s a bit worse. What is definit... |
Motley Fool | WMI | 4 years ago |
How I’m investing in shares because of the coronavirus
The share market is finally reflecting the rising risk of global economic disruption because of the coronavirus. The ASX 200 (ASX: XJO) is down another 1.6% at the time of writing and the S&P 500 (INX) fell 3.3% overnight. Where are we... |
Motley Fool | WMI | 4 years ago |
2 investments to diversify away from ASX 200 shares
The ASX 200 (ASX: XJO) is full of good shares that we all know, but it could be an idea to diversify away from just those shares. Lots of investors own shares of large ASX 200 businesses like Westpac Banking Corp (ASX: WBC) and Telstra Cor... |
Motley Fool | WMI | 4 years ago |