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Smart Investing Newsletter

Keep up to date on the latest financial news

Staying in the know is vital when investing and we’re happy to provide the most current financial news stories along with our analysis to help determine the best approach to help grow your wealth.

 

At Wilsey Asset Management, we pride ourselves on offering financial guidance and investment knowledge based on common-sense investment strategies. We’ll work to understand your needs and strive to get you returns you’ll love.

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Reduced Regulations for Businesses, Tariffs, Liquor Sales, Mortgages, Increased Insurance Premiums, Mortgage Lending, Oil Prices, Government Interest Expense, Fake Job Postings & Medicare Prices

January 24, 2025

Brent Wilsey

Reducing regulations saves companies both time and money and time is always money. Starting in 2025, it is expected that for every new regulation that goes on the books, 10 regulations must be eliminated.

Millennials and Home Buying, Inflation, TikTok, Capital Gains and IRMAA, Forklifts, American Farmers, Big Banks, Taiwan Semiconductor, Berkshire Hathaway & Tipping at Restaurants

January 17, 2025

Brent Wilsey

Looking back 30 to 40 years ago when families purchased a home, they did it as a place to raise a family and they weren’t so focused on how much money the house would be worth in the short term.

JOLTs, Apple Intelligence, Tariffs, Catch-Up Contributions, Merger and Acquisition Deals, Drones, ETFs, Consumer Debt & Stock Symbols

January 10, 2025

Brent Wilsey

Before we go into why the good report was bad, let’s talk about some of the data. The expected number of payrolls was 155,000, which came in well above that at 256,000 jobs for the month of December and also increased from November when it was 212,000 jobs.

Fraud, Airline Stocks, Private Prison Boom, Social Security Changes, Dogs of the Dow, Santa Claus Rally, Stock Market & Buying a Car

January 3, 2025

Brent Wilsey

With technology, shopping has become so easy and set records in 2024 of around $5.3 trillion. While this by itself is a problem as some people are over shopping, it has also invited more fraud than ever before

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