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Q&A: Companies to avoid in a market crash, research tools & selling shares

In this episode of The Australian Finance Podcast, Kate Campbell and Owen Rask answer listener questions from Shares Month, including companies to avoid in a market crash, research tools & selling shares.

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In this episode of The Australian Finance Podcast, Kate Campbell and Owen Rask answer listener questions from throughout Shares Month. This includes some discussions on:

👉🏼 Types of companies to avoid during a market crash

👉🏼 Is $1,000 enough to invest in shares?

👉🏼 Filtering & screening tools

👉🏼 Is micro investing safe?

👉🏼 How do you know when to sell a share?

This episode is our final part of Shares Month on The Australian Finance Podcast – be sure to check out other episodes first like our Share Investing Checklist if you haven’t tuned in yet!

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