The following is a sample of where Wealth Within has been profiled in the media.
14 Nov 13
Wealth Within investment analyst Janine Cox said the market was looking to see what Super Retail would do next, but was not willing to be overly bullish about growth prospects. "When I read (managing director Peter Birtles) comments about continuing to roll out stores, that it could be tripled or quadrupled, I thought that was a little bit over the top given the current climate that we're in and probably not necessarily a good idea," she said. "The shares haven't really done anything dramatic or exciting since the announcement (late Friday)."Shares closed at $13.83 yesterday, up 12c, but Ms. Cox said Super Retail had "the potential to get to around $15.50 "...
19 Oct 13
A spokesman for fund manager Wealth Within, says the 76 per cent rise in the All Ordinaries Index since 2009 is justified. However, low interest rates may be tempting more investors to look to the share market and cause more price rises." The Australian economy is placed within the perfect environment for a strong share market rise," Mr Sterling says." There is no sign of rampant speculation in either the share or property markets right now. We see the current rises in both markets as something that is sustainable for the foreseeable future." However, people relying on savings have had their incomes almost halved...
12 Oct 13
The IPO world is once again aflutter with news that Twitter (pun intended), the 140 character limit, social media, text message service is set to list on the New York Stock Exchange. Not surprisingly, the big wigs of Wall Street are currently schmoozing potential investors on the idea of this latest float but it’s going to be a pretty hard sell for a company that’s never turned a profit and has in fact lost close to half a billion dollars since it was founded in 2006. What makes the sell even harder for potential investors is the recent bungled listing of another social media giant, Facebook...
17 Sep 13
Australian shares are higher, despite a weak lead from Wall Street. The local market's one-third of a per cent gain reflects normal market conditions rather than any specific data catalyst, Wealth Within chief analyst Dale Gillham says. "It's just easing off at the moment," he said. "We've had a bit of a weakening off over the last few days. It's pretty normal market conditions." The big banks were all stronger, with ANZ up four cents to $31.03, National Australia Bank 33 cents higher at $34.96, Commonwealth Bank gaining 16 cents to $73.06 and Westpac adding 18 cents to $32.92...
24 Aug 13
One of the primary reasons I started Wealth Within was to provide education for those looking to learn how to profitably trade or invest in the share market. I was tired of seeing those new to the markets ripped off by companies promoting the latest whiz-bang product, with empty promises of making millions overnight. Thankfully, authorities have become smarter in cracking down on rip-off merchants. However, I believe more can be done to help those tricked into such schemes...