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Is it Now a Good Time to Buy Property?

Money Management Powered by FE - 10 May 21

Finder’s RBA panellists were divided whether prospective first-time buyers with a deposit saved may miss an affordability window if they did not purchase within the next year, with nine experts having said they would miss out (64%), while the remaining seven (36%) said they wouldn’t. Dale Gillham, stockmarket analyst from Wealth Within said buyers would not be missing a window...

Finder’s CST: Just 49 Per Cent Say it’s a Good Time to Buy Property, a Drop of 18 Points

Finder.com.au - 10 May 21

Dale Gillham, stock market analyst from Wealth Within, said that buyers would not be missing a window. "This situation has been talked about since Adam was a boy and it will continue to be into the future," he said. "I have never seen a time when we thought property was cheap for anyone, let alone first-time buyers....

Consumers Increasingly Unconvinced to Buy Property: Finder Survey

Urban.com.au - 10 May 21

As national house prices continue to climb, consumers are not convinced that now is a good time to buy property, according to new research by Finder, Australia’s most visited comparison site.  Finder’s Property Positivity Index shows that the proportion of Australians who think now is a “good time to buy” is at its lowest ebb since lockdowns started last year. Dale Gillham, stock market analyst from Wealth Within said buyers would not be missing a window...

ESG Investment Framework, AOU is the Stock to Watch and ASX Continues to Move Sideways

Finfeed - 07 May 21

What's next for the Australian share market? According to Wealth Within’s Dale Gillham, “In the 58 weeks since the COVID-19 low in March of last year, the Australian stock market has spent approximately 70 per cent of the time trading sideways combined with brief periods of very bullish upward movements. After breaking up again strongly in early April, the market has moved sideways over the past three weeks to be slightly down on where it closed four weeks ago. Normally, it would be reasonable to expect the bull run to continue and, as I have mentioned previously, my expectation was that the market would rise to around 7,600 point over the coming weeks into mid to late May...

Afterpay Shares One of this Week’s Worst Performers

Money Magazine - 07 May 21

According to Dale Gillham Chief Analyst at Wealth Within, as the world becomes more familiar with blockchain and cryptocurrencies, the opportunities that this new age technology presents keeps expanding at a rapid pace. In March, Twitter founder Jack Dorsey sold the very first tweet as a non-fungible token (NFT) for $2.9 million. To put it in simple terms, an NFT is a unit of data stored on a digital ledger (known as blockchain), which certifies that digital asset as unique. Excuse my ignorance, but I am not sure why anyone would want to buy a tweet as an investment, let alone pay nearly $3 million for it. I guess we will all find out in due course if the investment was worth it...