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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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Frozen Housing, Driverless Trucking, Gold’s Decline, 2027 Market Outlook, Rising Market Risk & More

October 23, 2026

Brent Wilsey

The housing market continues to struggle, and the latest data shows just how difficult things have become for both buyers and builders.

SpaceX’s Wireless Ambitions Face Doubts, Tokenized Stock Trading Pros and Cons, Rising American Debt Delinquencies, Stock Of The Week: Pepsi Co. & More

October 16, 2026

Brent Wilsey

If you’re unfamiliar with Kalshi, it operates a prediction market that allows people to wager on the outcome of an incredibly wide range of events. These include everything from football games to the words the Federal Reserve chairman might use in a speech and even the weather.

AI Investment Boom, Jobs Report Accuracy, AI Investing Agents, Historical Market Trends, Consumer Spending Trends & More

October 9, 2026

Brent Wilsey

We have officially entered the era of trillion-dollar math, and some of the numbers being thrown around should make investors stop and think. A recent Barron’s article highlights the extraordinary financial assumptions behind the AI boom.

AI Credit Card Spending, Office Real Estate Opportunities, The Fed’s Tough Decision, Huawei Challenges Nvidia, Nasdaq’s Hidden Market Weakness, Municipal Bonds Aren’t Tax-Free & More

October 2, 2026

Brent Wilsey

That sounds like a very silly question, but the reality is that credit card companies like Mastercard now have AI bots that can shop for you. This is crazy to me. People already have enough trouble controlling their spending on credit cards, and now credit card companies are rolling out programs that can do even more shopping for you.

Higher Rates Hurt Private Debt, Is Siri AI Obsolete? Trust Facebook With Your Data? GLP 1 Lawsuits Begin, Bank Charters Are Exploding, Why I Fear AI, Portfolio Too Conservative? & More

September 25, 2026

Brent Wilsey

It is hard to tell for sure because private investments are, by definition, private, and we don't have the same level of transparency that we have with publicly traded investments. However, with the 10-year Treasury crossing the 5% mark, common sense would tell you that higher interest rates could put even more strain on an already strained private debt and private equity market.

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