In the Media

Three Things That Make a Confident Investor

Proactive Investors New - 03 Mar. 23

In our week in review this week, Wealth Within founder and analyst Dale Gillham looks at what makes a confident investor as well as what's to come for the Australian stock market. Investing can be a daunting task, especially for those just starting out. However, we all know one person who has an abundance of natural confidence and skill when it comes to trading. We also see those who struggle to get started on their investment journey, while others struggle to be successful. So what are the three things that confident investors do that unsuccessful investors don’t? Successful investors conduct thorough research, while others tend to follow the herd or do what is easy. Successful investors know that investing well is important to their long-term wealth... 

Vast Majority of Experts Predict Another Cash Rate Hike by RBA

Dynamic Business - 03 Mar. 23

Chief analyst from Wealth Within Dale Gillham’s expert commentary was featured in an article titled ‘Vast majority of experts predict another cash rate hike by RBA: Finder’s survey’. According to a recent survey by Finder, Australian homeowners may be facing another financial setback as the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) is potentially considering increasing cash rates. The Finder RBA Cash Rate Survey for this month involved 42 economists and experts sharing their opinions on future cash rate moves and other economic issues. Dale commented as follows - “The RBA has made it quite clear they have more rate rises in store. Whilst there are some signs that CPI growth is slowing they are not enough to stem further interest rate rises...

The Worst-Performing Stocks on the ASX

Money Magazine - 17 Feb. 23

Money Magazine ran an article based on Wealth Within chief analyst Dale Gillham's weekly market wrap - 'The Worst-Performing Stocks on the ASX'. Here's what he had to say - "The best-performing sectors included Healthcare up 4.81% followed by Information Technology up 4.30% and Consumer Staples up 2.90%. The worst-performing sectors included Materials down 2.18% followed by Energy down 2.14% and Utilities down 0.46%. The best-performing stocks in the ASX top 100 included Charter Hall up 10.80% followed by SEEK Ltd up 9.81% and James Hardy Industries up 9.54%. The worst-performing stocks included IGO down 7.40% followed by Insurance Australia Group down 6.89% and Incitec Pivot down 6.30%...

Five Keys to Understanding Equity Risk That Will Make You a Better Investor

Stockhead - 09 Feb. 23

When investing in equity markets one of the most important considerations every investor must make is what are the risks of buying the stock? Wealth Within chief analyst Dale Gillham, who has worked in finance for more than 30 years and been an analyst for 25, said the issue he often sees with investors is that equity risk is often misunderstood or even ignored at times. In simple terms, Gillham said equity risk refers to the uncertainty of returns or the potential loss of your investment. “When buying a share, investors often have an expected return, so the risk you take when you invest is that your investment’s actual return will be different from your expected return,” he said. “We all know that investing in the stock market carries risk due to economic conditions, market volatility, and a company’s performance...

How Worried Should You Be About Rising Interest Rates?

Money Magazine EDM - 31 Jan. 23

Money Magazine EDM ran an article based on chief analyst of Wealth Within, Dale Gillham's weekly market wrap. Here's what he had to say, "It seems the rhetoric about the stock market that was being pushed heavily late last year by market experts is still on the agenda. Early in 2022, we were told the stock market was crashing, yet this didn't occur. Now the story is all about interest rates, inflation and a recession, which is causing concern for many people. So, should you be concerned or is this a time of opportunity? Those who have been following my reports for quite some time know that I like to take a contrarian view, which was evident last year when I communicated that the Australian stock market was not going to crash...