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23/10/2026

Emotional control plays a major role in making better decisions, particularly when past mistakes begin to affect your confidence. As people get older, poor decisions and previous failures can make them question their own judgement. Instead of learning from those experiences, they allow past mistakes to influence their future choices.

In this discussion, the focus is on why having a clear decision-making process is important. Without a structured approach, emotions such as fear, doubt, and frustration can affect how people respond to different situations. Past failures can become a reason to hesitate, even when the facts suggest a better course of action. Following a defined process helps remove emotional influence and supports more objective decision-making.

For investors and traders, emotional control is an important part of managing risk and maintaining discipline. Making investment decisions based on emotions rather than a clear strategy can lead to hesitation, missed opportunities, and repeated mistakes. Having a consistent decision-making process allows investors to assess situations based on evidence rather than personal feelings or previous experiences.

Learning from mistakes should help improve future decisions, not prevent people from making them. Understanding how emotional control, self-confidence, and a structured decision-making process work together can help investors develop better judgement and maintain discipline over time.

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21/10/2026

Here's a quote from Andrew Baxter on trading discipline, emotional control, and the importance of having a clear decision-making process.

“Having a process to make your decisions for you is key. That way you can lock the door on emotion and leave it out of the way.”

One of the biggest challenges traders face is allowing emotions to influence their investment decisions. Fear, greed, and uncertainty can lead to poor timing, unnecessary risks, and inconsistent results.

When markets become volatile, it can be tempting to react quickly to price movements. Some traders enter positions out of fear of missing an opportunity, while others exit too early because they are worried about potential losses.

Having a structured trading process can help reduce these emotional decisions. Setting clear entry and exit rules, managing position sizes, and following a risk management strategy allow traders to make decisions based on their plan rather than short-term market movements.

Consistency also plays an important role in long-term trading performance. Following a proven process helps traders assess opportunities objectively, manage losses, and avoid making impulsive decisions when markets move against them.

Successful trading is not about predicting every market movement. It is about having the discipline to follow your strategy, manage your risk, and make informed decisions regardless of market conditions.

Do you follow a structured trading plan, or do emotions sometimes influence your investment decisions?
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18/10/2026

Welcome to this week's episode of the Money and Investing Show with Andrew Baxter and co-host Mitch.

What separates professional traders from beginners? It is rarely a secret indicator or a lucky trade. It is how they manage risk, control emotions and follow a clear process when markets become unpredictable.

In this episode, Andrew and Mitch share 10 trading lessons learnt from years of working alongside professional traders. They explain why experienced traders consider the downside before chasing returns, follow written trading plans and adjust position sizes to match market conditions.

You will hear why trading psychology matters during winning and losing streaks, how revenge trading can damage an account and how tracking an equity curve can help identify when it is time to scale back. They also discuss the daily routines, independent research and selective approach to financial news that support better decisions.

One of the most overlooked trading lessons is knowing when to step away. Taking a break, ignoring market noise and returning with a clear mind can be part of a disciplined trading strategy.

If you are building your confidence in the share market, these practical trading lessons will help you think more carefully about risk, consistency and long-term performance.

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FREE Online Training with Andrew Baxter: https://bit.ly/cod-online

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The Wealth Playbook: Your Ultimate Guide to Financial Security: https://www.wealthplaybook.com.au/

The Wealth Playbook on Audible: https://www.audible.com.au/pd/The-Wealth-Playbook-Audiobook/B0CXYYWZTB?qid=1711282387

18/10/2026

Trading success comes from experience, discipline, and learning lessons that are rarely taught in textbooks. Understanding the markets is one thing, but applying that knowledge to achieve consistent results is another.

In this upcoming episode, Andrew Baxter and Mitch share 10 trading lessons gained from years of professional trading experience. They discuss practical insights, common mistakes, and what separates experienced traders from those still learning the markets.

The conversation focuses on how investors can improve their decision-making, develop better trading habits, and turn market knowledge into practical results.

Tune in to this episode and learn 10 valuable trading lessons from experienced professionals. Don't miss out!

18/10/2026

Lifestyle inflation is one of the biggest challenges people face when trying to build long-term wealth. As income increases, spending habits often change alongside it. A higher salary can lead to a bigger house, greater expenses, and lifestyle choices that make saving for retirement increasingly difficult.

Retirement planning often feels less urgent when you're younger. With decades seemingly ahead, many people delay taking action and focus on their immediate financial needs. However, as they move into their 40s, the time available to build retirement savings becomes shorter, while financial responsibilities continue to grow.

In this discussion, the focus is on how lifestyle inflation, financial discipline, and social expectations can affect long-term wealth creation. For many families, earning more money creates opportunities to improve their standard of living. However, without a clear financial plan, increased spending can limit the amount available for investing and building wealth.

Another important factor is the pressure to maintain a lifestyle that meets other people's expectations. Making financial decisions based on outside opinions can lead to unnecessary expenses and distract from personal financial goals.

Understanding the connection between income growth, lifestyle inflation, and retirement planning helps individuals make better financial decisions. Building wealth requires discipline, long-term thinking, and the ability to prioritise financial security over short-term lifestyle improvements.

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17/10/2026

Financial education plays an important role in building wealth at every stage of life. As financial circumstances change, the knowledge and skills needed to manage money, invest, and identify new opportunities must continue to develop. Learning should not stop at a particular age or financial milestone.

One of the most important aspects of wealth building is understanding the different financial strategies available. This includes learning how financing and refinancing work, understanding property subdivision opportunities, and developing the knowledge needed to invest in the stock market. Each of these areas requires proper education before making financial decisions.

Building wealth is not simply about earning more money or acquiring more assets. It also involves developing financial knowledge that can support better investment decisions over time. Understanding how different strategies work can help investors assess opportunities, manage financial risks, and make informed decisions as their circumstances change.

For investors, continuous learning is an important part of long-term financial planning. Financial strategies learned and applied correctly can provide knowledge and skills that remain useful throughout different stages of life. The more you understand your financial options, the better prepared you are to make decisions that support your long-term wealth building goals.

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16/10/2026

Buying your dream home in your 30s might seem like the right financial decision, but it could limit your ability to build long-term wealth. During this stage of life, the focus should be on building equity, growing your property portfolio, and creating opportunities for future investments.

In this discussion, the focus is on why property investment strategies in your 30s should prioritise properties with potential to add value rather than purchasing your dream home too early.

Buying a property that can be renovated or subdivided can provide opportunities to increase its value. For example, purchasing a larger suburban block and dividing the land to develop additional townhouses could help investors build equity and grow their property wealth.

However, getting into these investments requires financial preparation. Saving for a deposit, building equity in an existing property, and using that equity towards future purchases are important parts of the wealth-building process.

For Australians in their 30s, property investment is about making decisions that support long-term financial growth. Choosing properties with opportunities to add value can help create a stronger financial position and provide more options for future investments.

Understanding how property value, equity, and investment opportunities work together can help investors make better decisions during their wealth-building years.

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14/10/2026

We love hearing from our clients, and here's what Alilsass shared about their experience:

"I had a rough start with AIE, particularly understanding some of the concepts as a complete novice to trading. However, after speaking with the owner, we came to a positive resolution. I appreciate his willingness to listen and work with me. The team have assisted me with placing trades and I’m looking forward to moving forward."

Starting your trading education can be challenging, especially when you're new to financial markets and unfamiliar with trading concepts. Having access to clear explanations, practical guidance, and a supportive team can make a difference in building knowledge and confidence.

At AIE, we understand that everyone starts with different levels of experience. Our focus is on helping clients understand trading concepts, develop practical skills, and receive guidance as they work through the learning process.

We also value client feedback and believe that listening, addressing concerns, and providing ongoing support are important parts of financial education.

The goal is to help every client continue learning, improve their understanding of the markets, and develop the skills needed to make informed trading decisions.

Keep learning, keep asking questions, and keep building your trading knowledge.

Start building your financial future today.
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11/10/2026

Welcome to this week's episode of the Money and Investing Show with Andrew Baxter and co-host Mitch.

What should you invest in at 25, 35 or 55? The answer changes as your income, family commitments and retirement goals change. In this episode, Andrew and Mitch explain how to build wealth at every stage of life, from your first investment to planning for a comfortable retirement.

They start with your 20s, where education, budgeting, property and shares can set the foundation for long-term financial growth. In your 30s, the focus shifts to buying a family home, building an emergency fund and preparing for future expenses. Your 40s bring new opportunities to manage lifestyle spending, invest consistently and consider superannuation contributions.

As retirement approaches, your investment priorities change. Andrew explains why reducing debt, investing in income-producing assets and managing financial risk become increasingly important in your 50s and 60s. The conversation also covers health, ongoing education and creating a financial legacy for future generations.

Understanding how to build wealth at different ages helps you make informed investment decisions, manage your money effectively and prepare for financial independence.

Tune in to learn how to build wealth through every decade of life and make your money work towards your long-term goals.

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FREE Online Training with Andrew Baxter: https://bit.ly/cod-online

Subscribe to Money and Investing Podcast: http://www.moneyandinvesting.com.au/

The Wealth Playbook: Your Ultimate Guide to Financial Security: https://www.wealthplaybook.com.au/

The Wealth Playbook on Audible: https://www.audible.com.au/pd/The-Wealth-Playbook-Audiobook/B0CXYYWZTB?qid=1711282387

11/10/2026

The best investment for every decade of life depends on your age, financial position, experience, and personal priorities. What works in your 20s may not be the same approach you take in your 30s, 40s, or 50s.

In this upcoming episode, Andrew Baxter and Mitch discuss how investment priorities change throughout life and why understanding your financial position matters when building long-term wealth.

They examine the difference between chronological age and investment age, explaining why someone starting to invest in their 40s may need a different approach from someone who has been investing since their 20s. Experience, financial knowledge, and personal circumstances all influence investment decisions.

The conversation also covers the importance of investing beyond financial markets. Health, education, and family play an important role in shaping your financial future and overall quality of life.

Most importantly, Andrew and Mitch explain why there is no single investment strategy that suits everyone. Understanding your starting point, financial responsibilities, and long-term goals can help you make better decisions at each stage of life.

Tune in to this episode to learn about the best investment for every decade of life, why your investment age matters, and how to make informed financial decisions as your priorities change.

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