Micah Johnsrud

Associate Wealth Advisor
San Ramon
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Education

Bachelor of Science in kinesiology from San Diego State University

Certification(s) & Designation(s)

About Micah

Micah joined Hightower Signature Wealth San Ramon as an associate wealth advisor in 2026 following a career as a chiropractor, where he helped individuals work toward their health and rehabilitation goals. Through that experience, he developed an appreciation for providing people with practical guidance tailored to their needs. His interest in applying that approach to financial planning led him to pursue a career in wealth management.

In his role, Micah works with clients to understand their priorities, evaluate financial strategies, and make informed decisions in support of their long-term goals.

Micah earned a Bachelor of Science in kinesiology from San Diego State University and passed the Series 65 exam in April 2026.

Outside of work, Micah enjoys surfing, reading, working out, spending time outdoors, and being with friends and family.

Micah’s Recommended Reads

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    Moe’s Market Memo – October 23, 2026

    Weekly data-driven insights on the markets and economy Mohammad Abouchleih, MBA, CIMA®Senior Investment Consultant Crypto Meets Cosmos Today, it was reported that SpaceX and Tesla are exploring a potential merger that would combine approximately 30,000 Bitcoin, worth roughly $2.5 billion, under one corporate umbrella. On Wednesday, Elon Musk confirmed that both companies have formed independent…

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    How Cybersecurity Risks Are Changing Wealth Protection

    You have spent years building your wealth, but protecting it involves more than managing investments. With banking, investing, and financial communications migrating online, cybersecurity has become part of financial protection. Online scams can target trust, convincing people to share personal information or approve transactions that appear legitimate. Understanding how these scams work can help investors…

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    AI Concerns Rise, but Growth Continues to Accelerate

    AI Concerns Return Concerns around the AI trade increased following weakness among “neocloud” companies, which build data centers and rent access to AI chips and computing capacity. Elice, a South Korean AI computing provider, fell 32% in its public-market debut despite already operating data centers, holding government contracts, and generating profits. The disappointing debut suggested…