In the Media
The following is a sample of where Wealth Within has been profiled in the media.

Support is Needed to Bridge the Wealth Divide
Finfeed - 22 Jan. 21
Dale Gillham, chief analyst of Wealth Within, said the past few months has certainly been interesting for everyone around the world, not just politically but in terms of health and quality of lifestyle. Some of the issues have brought us closer together while others have torn us apart. However, one thing is for certain, all these world events have affected our wealth, not just as a nation but as individuals. Over many decades, we have seen the divide between the haves and the have-nots in many countries grow, including Australia. Despite our country being considered wealthy, I have to question if this is really the case...

All Ords Set for New Record by February, Analyst Predicts
nestegg.com.au - 19 Jan. 21
The All Ordinaries lost 48.40 points on Monday, falling by 0.69 per cent to 6,938.40, while the ASX 200 also experienced losses, falling by 0.78 per cent to 6,663.00 points. But, despite a slow start to the week, Wealth Within’s chief analyst, Dale Gillham, believes the Australian stock market is set to rally in early 2021, beating its previous record of 7,230 points set on 21 February 2020. “The Australian market is strong. We have handled COVID relatively well and are getting back to work,” he said...

Is the Market Doomed Under Biden?
FE Money Management - 19 Jan. 21
A change in the presidential party in the United State did little to change the direction to the market in 2016 and investors should be wary of making any knee-jerk investment decisions based on political assumptions, according to Wealth Within. Dale Gillham, Wealth Within chief analyst, said during Trump’s reign the Dow Jones Index grew over 50% and the question that needed to be asked was whether the current bull market would continue during the Biden administration. “While we could debate for hours the performance of the stock market under each political party, right now the statistics are inconclusive,” Gillham said...

How Will Joe Biden’s Inauguration Affect Your Investments?
Canstar - 19 Jan. 21
According to chief analyst of Wealth Withn, Dale Gillham, regardless of how much research is done by an investor, their inability to consistently profit comes done to the fears they hold, whether it is the fear of losing, the fear of being wrong or the fear of missing out, to name a few. Therefore, while there are macro-economic factors at play right now like the US Presidency, the COVID-19 pandemic and the strained Australian Chinese relationship, investors who have the right attitude will always profit more than those who do not. Remember knowledge is the enemy of fear...

What Should the Market Expect from a Biden Presidency?
Finfeed - 18 Jan. 21
Wealth Within’s Dale Gillham says, all things come to an end. Regardless of what your thoughts may be about the US Presidency over the last four years, there will be another person taking the reins of the oval office on 20 January. Despite this, during Trump's reign the Dow Jones Index grew over 50 per cent; so the question we need to ask right now is will the current bull market continue under Joe Biden and the Democrats...
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