In the Media

Is Australia Caught in the Crossfire of an Emerging Trade War

Money Magazine - 07 Feb. 25

Is Australia ready to seize the spoils of a global trade war or risk getting caught in the crossfire? The ongoing tariff battle between the US and China is reshaping the global economy, and Australia is right in the thick of it. From energy and agriculture to mining and currency markets, the stakes have never been higher.

Will Sky Deck, Cafes, Bridge Close: Your Star Entertainment Group Questions Answered

Daily Telegraph - 29 Jan. 25

Perhaps the biggest question of all is the casino itself and the hundreds of jobs it provides. The rise of online gambling and tougher laws on high rollers has affected Star's casinos. But Wealth Within chief analyst Dale Gillham said some investors still saw opportunity in the company. He said any government help would be a "delicate balancing act" because star was the jewel in the crown of the city's infrastructure.

Casino Regulator in Contact with Star

The Weekend Australian - 25 Jan. 25

NSW's casino regulator says it is in "regular contact" with Star Entertainment as the gaming operator teeters on the brink of financial collapse. Wealth Within chief analyst Dale Gillham said that , despite the turmoil at Star, some investors still saw opportunity in the company. Star's shares are down more than 95 per cent from their all-time high and have plummeted 37 per cent so far this year. They closed steady at 12c on Friday. Mr Gillham said a recent 5.5 per cent stake purchase by Macau-based investor Wang Xingchun had sparked speculation about his motives. "The key question now is whether this move represents a calculated be on Star's recovery or simply a short-term opporutnitistic play." Mr Gillham said.

Experts Make 2025 Interest Rates Predictions - including one earth-shattering call

news.com.au - 03 Jan. 25

Dale Gillham of Wealth Within believes the RBA will slash early and often in 2025. We should see consecutive interest rate cuts in 2025 with the total reduction in rate to the order of 1 to 1.5 per cent, Gillham said. I believe we should see this start to occur in the first quarter. Gillham said unemployment would play a telling role in the RBA’s decision making process.

RBA Delivers Final Rate Interest Rate Decision for 2024

Accountants Daily - 10 Dec. 24

As widely expected, the Reserve Bank of Australia has decided to leave the cash rate target unchanged at 4.35 per cent. Dale Gillham from Wealth Within said while the RBA has likely kept rates high for Christmas in an effort to curb spending, the easing of rate is now overdue. Once the festive season is over and everyone has their credit card statements, I think rates will start to drop, said Dale Gillham.