In the Media

Is Oil Undervalued?

The Market Online - 02 Aug. 24

With recent geopolitical upheavals, economic shits, and fears of tightening supply, you might have expected oil prices to skyrock, say's Wealth Within's chief analyst Dale Gillham. On the contrary, the oil price (CL2Spot) has been trading sideways around $80 since mid-2022. This unusual development raises two key questions: firstly has the market misread the true price of oil, and, more importantly, is there a lucrative trading opportunity present...

Navigating Inflation: Is it Time to Consider Commodity-Related Stocks on ASX?

Investing.com - 28 Jun. 24

Recently, Australians received unwelcome news: the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) announced that inflation is rising again. Already burdened by the high cost of living, Australians are anxiously awaiting next month's RBA meeting and whether a rate hike is possible, writes Wealth Within chief analyst Dale Gillham. The current inflationary situation has many pondering how to migrate the pressure, leading the question: is to time to consider commodity-related stocks? Historically, commodities such as gold, oil and natural gas have been effective hedges against inflation. Australia is abundant in these resources and host numerous companies in these sectors on the ASX.

The Morning Catch Up: ASX to Dip Ahead of Inflation Data

Proactive Investors New - 24 Jun. 24

Wealth Within chief analyst Dale Gillham runs the ruler over what to expect from the local market in the coming weeks. Last week, buyers regained control, pushing the All Ordinaries Index up by around half a per cent while also continuing the recent patter of weekly price reversals. The S&P/ASX Small Ordinaries (XSO) gained 0.62% to finish the week at 3,004.60. Over the week, the index gained 1.70%.

The Best and Worst Performing Shares of the Week

Money Magazine - 07 Jun. 24

Accord to Wealth Within's chief analyst Dale Gillham, with a growing population and increasing consumerism, the demand for waste management services is rising. Cleanaway has stabilised and shown a positive trend since 2015, after a volatile start following its ASX listing in 2005. The share price has recently broken out of a two-year consolidation period, indicating the potential to return to its long-term uptrend, making it a perfect stock for a superannuation strategy looking to outperform.

ASX Resilient as Inflation Weighs Down Market. Now for June...

Townsville Bulletin - 04 Jun. 24

The ASX laboured hard to manage a smallish gain in May, with its resilience amazing Wealth Within chief analyst Dale Gillham. Be he says another tough month may lie ahead. Australia's benchmark equity index, the S&P/ASX 200, remained range-bound and closed the month up about 1 per cent, led by large-cap companies as small caps lagged. Back home, Gillham said the key message he was getting from the RBA was that the restrictive environment caused by high interest rates was working..."but with the economic challenges we are facing, it has been surprising that the Australian stock market has been so resilient during May," he said...