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"I wish there was a way to know you're in the good old days before you've actually left them"-Andy Bernard
03/26/2026

"I wish there was a way to know you're in the good old days before you've actually left them"
-Andy Bernard

Who remembers Tecumseh spring? Or the name Rebman park?  I vaguely remember going to this spring as a little kid and see...
03/18/2026

Who remembers Tecumseh spring? Or the name Rebman park? I vaguely remember going to this spring as a little kid and seeing people filling up jugs of water to take home.

03/16/2026

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Drove by my childhood home today out on Sullivan Road It’s falling down now, but it reminds me where it all started. A s...
03/16/2026

Drove by my childhood home today out on Sullivan Road

It’s falling down now, but it reminds me where it all started. A small house in a small town that taught me about doing the best you can with what you have.

Today I’m grateful to help families in this same community plan for their futures.

Funny how where you start can shape where you end up.

03/15/2026

Well done Blackcats, well done šŸ‘

Meet the Team šŸ‘‹This is Jackie Parmley, our Financial Paraplanner here in the office.Jackie has been with us since 2021 a...
03/13/2026

Meet the Team šŸ‘‹

This is Jackie Parmley, our Financial Paraplanner here in the office.

Jackie has been with us since 2021 and holds her FPQPĀ® (Financial Paraplanner Qualified Professional) designation. She helps keep everything running smoothly and works hard to make sure our clients are well taken care of.

She lives in Goreville with her husband Kenton and their two young boys, and is originally from southeast Missouri.

If you’ve called the office or stopped by, there’s a good chance Jackie has already helped you out!

ā€œBjork’s caveā€ was a huge part of my childhood and I’m sure it’s flowing good today.  Sitting here at my desk watching t...
03/09/2026

ā€œBjork’s caveā€ was a huge part of my childhood and I’m sure it’s flowing good today. Sitting here at my desk watching the market today reminded me of that waterfall:
•Periods of calm can quickly turn into sharp drops or surges.
•Flows change direction without much warning.
•And even the most dramatic plunge eventually finds a steady path forward.

A waterfall doesn’t stop when it hits the edge—it keeps moving, reshaping, and finding new channels.
Volatility can feel the same way. It’s not the end of the flow…it’s part of it.
Days like this are a reminder that while we can’t control the drop, we can stay focused, stay steady, and help navigate the currents with purpose.

Good luck in the Sectional Championship tonight! Go Blackcats! šŸ–¤
03/06/2026

Good luck in the Sectional Championship tonight! Go Blackcats! šŸ–¤

Goreville vs Waltonville for Sectional Championship -7:00PM. Winner will advance to Jacksonville Super-Sectional on Monday.

šŸ“ˆ Simple Investment Themes During the Iran‑Driven Market Volatility:1ļøāƒ£ Energy StocksOil prices have surged due to conce...
03/04/2026

šŸ“ˆ Simple Investment Themes During the Iran‑Driven Market Volatility:
1ļøāƒ£ Energy Stocks
Oil prices have surged due to concerns over disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz, boosting the outlook for oil producers and energy companies.
2ļøāƒ£ Defense & Security Sectors
Geopolitical conflict is pushing investors toward defense‑related industries as global tensions rise.
3ļøāƒ£ Long‑Term Rebound Areas
Travel, airline, and tech stocks have pulled back due to oil‑price and inflation fears. These sectors often recover once tensions ease and fuel costs settle

History shows that markets usually react to war with short-term volatility, not long-term collapse.A few examples:• Duri...
03/03/2026

History shows that markets usually react to war with short-term volatility, not long-term collapse.

A few examples:
• During the Gulf War (1990) the S&P 500 dropped about 10% initially but was ~20% higher a year later.
• After the Iraq War began in 2003, the market again dipped early but gained around 20% within the next year.
• Since World War II, stocks have delivered positive returns one year after geopolitical conflicts about 73% of the time.

Right now the headlines around Iran are creating uncertainty, which markets don’t like. But historically, once the initial shock passes, the market tends to refocus on the economy, earnings, and long-term growth.

Perspective matters when the news cycle gets loud.

It’s a beautiful day to stop by Southern Customs for an afternoon iced coffee pick me up ā˜•ļø
02/26/2026

It’s a beautiful day to stop by Southern Customs for an afternoon iced coffee pick me up ā˜•ļø

When you consolidate your retirement accounts with my office, I can see the ā€œbig pictureā€ of your retirement savings mor...
02/23/2026

When you consolidate your retirement accounts with my office, I can see the ā€œbig pictureā€ of your retirement savings more clearly and help align your strategy with it.

You work hard for your income. Here are some ways to help ensure your retirement dollars are working hard for you.www.edwardjones.com/us-en

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