In the Media

Vital That Investors Don’t Get Flight-Headed

The Age - 09 Mar. 21

Dale Gillham, chief analyst at Wealth Within, expects Australian share prices to probably trade higher over the next few months, with Australian Securities Exchange Benchmark indices perhaps achieving a record high. Companies likely to do well as conditions improve include Commonwealth Bank, Macquarie Group, Santos and Oil Search…

As Economy Rebounds, Where are Investment Risks and Opportunities?

Sydney Morning Herald - 09 Mar. 21

Dale Gillham, chief analyst at Wealth Within, expects Australian share prices to probably trade higher over the next few months, with Australian Securities Exchange benchmark indices perhaps achieving a record high. However, he expects the share market to remain volatile. Companies likely to do well as conditions improve include Commonwealth Bank, Macquarie Group, Santos and Oil Search, he says...

RBA Cash Rate Survey: Experts Predict 12% Rise in Property Prices by 2023

Finder.com.au - 01 Mar. 21

In this month's Finder RBA Cash Rate Survey, 40 experts and economists weighed in on future cash rate moves and other issues related to the state of the Australian economy. The panel predicts that the average property price across the country will increase by 12% on average over the next 2 years. Dale Gillham, Wealth Within states, "Whilst the vaccine rollout is now underway, I think our economic recovery will be slow as many industries will not get back to full speed for quite some time...

News is Back on Facebook so What’s Next for the Australian Share Market?

Money Magazine - 26 Feb. 21

Over the past few decades, says Dale Gillham, chief analyst of Wealth Within, major Australian media companies have slowly declined as many more individuals take to the internet and social media for their daily news. The Australian government must be applauded for the recent agreements with both Google and Facebook, which has forced them to negotiate and pay for content from Australian media companies. Australia used to have several very strong major media companies that we all enjoyed owning shares in, however, this has changed dramatically over the last decade as several household names now no longer trade on the stock exchange. While the recent agreement with Facebook is good news, you have to question whether it is not only too late to save our local industry but to see it grow once again. In my opinion, Australians need to have a very strong independent media presence...

Is Australia Spending our Grandchildren’s Future?

Finfeed - 19 Feb. 21

Wealth Within’s Dale Gillham believes, in times of crisis, it seems that governments around the world are more than happy to continue to dish out ever increasing stimulus packages to solve the problem, but are they just delaying the inevitable or are they spending our grandchildren’s future? According to Katsua, an independent research firm, the US printed $4.5 trillion dollars in 2020, which represents around 21 per cent of all US dollars printed in the last 30 years...