In the Media

Stocks Open Up After European Fund Vote

Sky News Business - 19 Sep. 11

Wealth Within Analyst, Janine Cox said she had expected shares to lift higher than they did after Germany's parliament ended weeks of speculation about Europe's rescue fund on Thursday, by approving an expansion of the eurozone's rescue fund after the local market closed. She said the local bourse hadn't reacted strongly, or Wall Street as strongly as she'd expected, with investors taking a wait-and-see approach to equities. US blue chips rebounded but tech stocks fell Thursday after the crucial EU bailout vote and new US data gave the economy a slightly more positive tint...

Making the most of market volatility

Australian Financial Review - 06 Sep. 11

Dale Gillham from Wealth Within recommends options over the S&P/ASX 200 Index instead but says stop losses are cheaper still. Mr Gillham also says dollar-cost averaging during volatility can kill a portfolio.

Who Do You Trust

Sunday Age - 21 Aug. 11

"The majority who use online brokers really don't have the knowledge to trade the market," says Dale Gillham, who is the investment manager at Wealth Within and author of the only nationally accredited Diploma of Share Trading and Investment. "Just because you can punch a couple of numbers in for BHP doesn't mean you know what you're doing," he says. "If you're a beginner you should use an advice broker because you'll get access to huge experience...

Market Unrest Has a Bright Side

Courier Mail - 18 Aug. 11

Dale Gillham, professional trader and analyst at Wealth Within, said ordinary Australians could make money despite the doom and gloom. "When it comes to the sharemarket, Warren Buffett's famous quote is to 'be fearful when others are greedy and greedy when others are fearful'," he said. "There is no better time to focus on making money in the share market than following a substantial pull-back like the one we are now experiencing." He said such a move was always followed by the opportunity to buy quality stocks that had been sold down as investors liquidated their holdings. "There is, of course, a right and wrong way to go about investing," he said...

Market Closes Up Strongly

West Australian - 09 Aug. 11

Wealth Within analyst Janine Cox said the gains were the result of institutional and speculative trade following a week of panic in the markets. "The institutionals trade with algorithms, so they'll have a lot of computer algorithms sitting there waiting to pick up the stock when they hit a certain price. "A lot of that can cause a rebound, plus you get a lot of short-selling because of the spring back into the market," she said...