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About Wealth Signal

Who publishes it, what it covers, how it is researched, and how it is funded.

Wealth Signal explains what is moving markets, the economy and household money, and shows the evidence: every figure is linked to the document it came from and dated to the period it describes.

Who publishes it

Wealth Signal is researched, written, edited and published by one person, its founder and editor, under the Wealth Signal name. There is no newsroom behind it and no invented staff: what you read is one editor's work, held to the standards on this page.

It is independent: not owned by, or affiliated with, any broker, fund, bank, exchange or data vendor, and it takes no money from any company it writes about.

It is published at wealthsignalnyc.com and is also known as Wealth Signal NYC. It is not affiliated with any other site, service or newsletter operating under a similar name. The editor's page lists everything published, newest first.

What it covers

Markets, stocks, the US economy, real estate and personal finance: the monthly jobs, inflation, spending and housing releases; how the Federal Reserve and the Treasury market work; company results read from the filings; and the practical arithmetic of saving, borrowing, taxes and retirement. Alongside the articles there is a library of lessons, practical money guides and calculators.

Why it exists

Most financial coverage repeats numbers without saying where they came from or when they were true. Wealth Signal goes to the agency release, the filing or the statistical table, does the arithmetic in the open, and lets the reader check it.

How the research is done

Primary sources first: the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the Bureau of Economic Analysis, the Census Bureau, the Federal Reserve, the Treasury, the FDIC, the SEC and company filings. Every claim is labelled as fact, data, calculation, interpretation, opinion or speculation. AI tools help with research, drafting and code; every published figure is checked against its linked source. Market prices are delayed end-of-day figures from named providers, and the data status page shows when each was last observed. The full standards are on how we work.

How it makes money

Some article pages carry advertising served by Google AdSense. Ads are placed by Google, are never placed inside an article's analysis, and are not shown on tools, forms, search, policy pages or anything not meant for reading. Advertisers have no say in what is covered or concluded. The privacy policy explains the cookies that involves.

Apart from the advertising described above, there is no sponsorship, affiliate link or paid placement on this site. If that changes, it will be disclosed here and in the privacy policy before it happens, not after.

Corrections

Errors are fixed on the page, noted on the article, and recorded permanently on the corrections page with what was wrong and when it changed.

Contact

Write to editor@wealthsignalnyc.com, or see the contact page. Corrections come first.

Is this investment advice?

No. Wealth Signal publishes information, education and analysis. It does not know your circumstances, does not tell anyone what to buy or sell, and publishes no price targets or ratings. Read the financial disclaimer.

Last updated Nov 6, 2026. Material changes are noted on Corrections.