In the Media

Financial Standard ran an article based on Dale Gillham's commentary in Finder’s RBA cash rate survey. Wealth Within's Chief Analyst, Dale Gillham stated that the high inflation we are currently facing is not a major concern, as it is "being driven by a small area of our economy, caused by the current COVID situation and the resulting supply chain issues...

In this month's Finder RBA Cash Rate Survey, 36 experts and economists weighed in on future cash rate moves and other issues relating to the state of the economy. According to Dale Gillham, Wealth Within: "The high inflation we are currently facing is not a major concern as it is being driven by a small area of our economy, caused by the current COVID situation and the resulting supply chain issues...

With the Australian stock market falling more than the last few weeks, there has been a lot of talk around consumer confidence and inflation as the possible causes - advises Dale Gillham, chief analyst and founder of Wealth Within. The RBA is set to meet for the first time next Tuesday, and the focus is on whether they will raise interest rates and how this will affect the stock market. According to the RBA, inflation is currently sitting at 3.5%. To put this into perspective, at the start of this century inflation was 1.8% and has been as high as 5% in September 2008 and the lowest in June 2020 when it fell to -0.3%...

Wealth Within chief analyst Dale Gillham said, "With the Australian stock market falling over the last few weeks, there has been a lot of talk around consumer confidence and inflation as the possible causes. I believe we have seen the majority of the fall in price and while the down move may last another few weeks, the All Ordinaries Index is unlikely to fall much below 6,800 points. "Many investors are worried about the market right now, so I want to be clear that I do not believe it will crash this year...

We asked Wealth Within founder and analyst Dale Gillham for his take on a burning issue. This week it is iron ore - “Following China’s announcement earlier this year that it would cut back steel production, the price of iron ore fell by more than 50%. As a result of the weakness in iron ore prices, BHP Group Ltd fell 34%, Rio Tinto Limited fell 36%, while Fortescue Metals was down 47% although this has now changed given that China recently announced it would ease restrictions on steel manufacturing...