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The Best ASX Growth Stocks to Buy in Q1 2026: Don’t Wait

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If January is bullish, Dale says the ASX is generally bullish for the year.

1. Wealth Within’s Talking Wealth Podcast focuses on The Best ASX Growth Stocks to Buy in Q1 2026: Don’t Wait. 2. Philip Zoltevsky hosts with senior analyst Janine Cox, and Dale Gillum joins remotely as the market analyst whose seasonal calls shape the stock discussion. 3. The episode asks which ASX growth stocks and macro signals matter most as Q1 begins and earnings season approaches. 4. Dale says January strength often points to a bullish ASX year, while March-April and September-November are the usual pullback windows. 5. Janine points to the Trump factor and the RBA as the main macro risks, with CPI data and a possible cash-rate rise due the following week. 6. Janine says a 0.25% rate rise may not be a major issue, but successive rises or a 0.5% hike could create instability for growth stocks. 7. The stock screen starts with Horizon Holdings, which Janine says had been trending down before finding support near $3. 8. She says Horizon’s chart shows long-term support going back to 2011 and argues that a break above nearby resistance could open 20% to 30% upside. 9. Dale argues that investors should trade the stock, not the index or sector, because sector strength does not mean every stock in that sector will move the same way. 10. He uses CSL, Cochlear, Telstra, and the healthcare and telco sectors to show why stock-specific analysis matters. 11. BHP is presented as a stock with a strong setup around $40, but one that still needs to break prior resistance to confirm the next phase. 12. Magellan Financial is described as a stock that fell from $74.91 in February 2020 to about $6 in October 2023 before rebounding more than 100% from its low. 13. Janine says CBA has turned into a growth stock because its share price kept rising even as its dividend shrank. 14. She says CBA may pull back toward current levels and that a broker’s $100 call looks far away, although she does not see that level in the next 12 months. 15. New Hope is discussed as a coal stock testing resistance after a massive decline, and Dale says a later breakout would be safer than entering too early. 16. The trending topic turns to a reported 55 billion-tonne iron ore discovery worth around US$6 trillion, which the hosts say could support Australia’s export position for decades. 17. Janine’s style is technical and direct, with chart levels, support zones, and upside ranges used repeatedly to justify each pick. 18. Dale’s style is explanatory and process-driven, with repeated emphasis on patience, confirmation, and avoiding falling knives. 19. Viewers who follow ASX chart setups, sector rotation, and iron ore news would get the most from this episode. 20. Listeners wanting casual banter without market detail may skip it.

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A Q1 stock-picking session that uses chart context to turn market noise into a clearer trading view.

The episode keeps its focus on Q1 as a possible strong stretch for the ASX and builds around 10 handpicked growth stocks with room for bigger moves.

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