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Investors will be closely watching the September Federal Reserve interest rate decision. What factors are the voting mem...
09/08/2026

Investors will be closely watching the September Federal Reserve interest rate decision. What factors are the voting members of the FOMC likely to weigh?

Our Principal, Head of Investment Strategy Mona Mahajan digs into three in our latest Weekly Market Wrap: https://bit.ly/4r1QFZL

Was Husker Volleyball at Wrigley a failure?We spent the weekend in Chicago with friends and had a great time. Sightseein...
09/08/2026

Was Husker Volleyball at Wrigley a failure?

We spent the weekend in Chicago with friends and had a great time. Sightseeing, food, drinks and then Sunday night at Wrigley Field for Nebraska Volleyball. šŸŒ½šŸ
***Ask me about our expensive Rickshaw experience some time!

Obviously, the night didnā€™t go according to plan. Condensation made the court unsafe, there were multiple delays, and eventually the match was suspended.

We stayed until the announcement. And strangely enoughā€¦we werenā€™t really upset.
We had already spent hours at Wrigley. We watched some volleyball. We enjoyed the atmosphere. We laughed with friends. We ate and drank our fair share. šŸ˜‚ And 43,000+ people showed up to watch college volleyball in a baseball stadium.

As we were leaving, I heard comments about what a bad look this was for the Big Ten and how much money somebody probably lost.

Maybe. I have no idea what the numbers look like.

But I kept thinkingā€”the hay was already in the barn on a lot of this. People came. Sponsors got exposure. Wrigley was packed. Volleyball got a pretty incredible stage. And based on what I saw, plenty of food and beverages were consumed!

Could it have gone better? Absolutely.

Would I go again? Absolutely.

Sometimes an event can go wrong and still be a pretty great experience.

Curious what others who were there thought. Success, failureā€¦or somewhere in between?

Joel M. Weyand, CFPĀ®ļø
Financial Advisor
Win@Life

ā€œItā€™s not a good deal, men, but youā€™ve gotta fight through it.ā€Coach Brian Pearson said that to us when I played basketb...
09/03/2026

ā€œItā€™s not a good deal, men, but youā€™ve gotta fight through it.ā€

Coach Brian Pearson said that to us when I played basketball at Morningside, and for whatever reason, it never left me.

Coach Pearson was intense. Young. Tons of energy and confidence. He had played at Iowa State and had a way of pushing people that made an impact on a lot of us.

The saying took on an entirely different meaning when he was diagnosed with brain cancer in the 90s. He passed away after a short battle, much too young.

This shirt was created as a fundraiser after his diagnosis, and Iā€™ll share a picture of it with this post.

More than 30 years later, I still think about those words.

Life isnā€™t always a good deal. Sometimes things happen that arenā€™t fair and arenā€™t what we would choose. You can spend a lot of time asking whyā€”or you can figure out how youā€™re going to keep going.

That doesnā€™t mean itā€™s easy. It just means you fight through it.

Itā€™s become one of my personal values: perseverance, resilience and faith.

Thanks BP! šŸ€

Joel M. Weyand, CFPĀ®ļø
Financial Advisor
Win@Life

SOAP. Strategy On A Page.Not exactly exciting dinner conversation šŸ˜‚, but this concept has stuck with me for a long time....
09/01/2026

SOAP. Strategy On A Page.

Not exactly exciting dinner conversation šŸ˜‚, but this concept has stuck with me for a long time.

During my 10 years at Doane University, Troy Kanter was a Trustee and helped our leadership work through a process he called a Strategy On A Page. No idea if Troy invented it or picked it up somewhere along the way, but I loved the concept.

Take all the goals, plans, priorities and stuff floating around in your head and try to capture what really matters on ONE page.

I recently updated mine.

It includes my professional goals, personal priorities, values and some reminders about the person Iā€™m trying to be. I know it will change over timeā€”and it shouldā€”but thereā€™s something satisfying about being able to look at one piece of paper and quickly remind myself where Iā€™m headed.

Iā€™ve met a lot of people over the years who have influenced me in ways they probably donā€™t even realize.

Troy, this was one of yours. Thanks! šŸ‘

Joel M. Weyand, CFPĀ®ļø
Financial Advisor
Win@Life

NVIDIA's earnings reinforced the strength of the AI investment cycle, while Kevin Warsh's Jackson Hole remarks provided ...
08/31/2026

NVIDIA's earnings reinforced the strength of the AI investment cycle, while Kevin Warsh's Jackson Hole remarks provided greater clarity on the Fed's inflation-fighting priorities. Despite seasonal headwinds, the fundamental backdrop for equities remains constructive.

Angelo Kourkafas, Sr. Global Investment Strategist, discusses the latest developments in AI, Fed policy, and markets in this week's Weekly Market Wrap.



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Apparently, sometimes discomfort IS comfort.I look at Ledgie laying like this and everything in my body hurts. šŸ˜‚Head on ...
08/27/2026

Apparently, sometimes discomfort IS comfort.

I look at Ledgie laying like this and everything in my body hurts. šŸ˜‚

Head on one piece of furniture. Body on another. One leg hanging to the floor. Another going who knows where.

And yetā€¦completely content.

If youā€™ve ever owned a Great Dane, you know this is pretty normal. They can have an entire couch available and somehow choose the position that looks least comfortable to every other living creature.

Maybe thereā€™s a lesson here about finding comfort wherever you can.

Or maybe Danes are just weird.

Iā€™m going with the second one. šŸ¾šŸ˜‚

Joel M. Weyand, CFPĀ®ļø
Financial Advisor
Win@Life

35+ years with the same company. That seems like something we hear less and less these days.A good friend recently retir...
08/25/2026

35+ years with the same company. That seems like something we hear less and less these days.

A good friend recently retired after spending his entire career with the same company. Pretty remarkable when you think about it. Of course, ā€œretirementā€ may be a loose term since heā€™s already getting ready for career #2. šŸ˜‚

We celebrated recently, and I wanted to make him something rather than buy him something. Heā€™s a Busch Light guy, enjoys an occasional cigar, and has a pretty simple philosophy on lifeā€¦ ā€œWhatever!ā€

So this is what I came up with. A little woodworking, black pipe, Busch Light memorabilia and plenty of epoxy. The goal was a small table that could hold a beverage and provide a spot for the cigar ashtray.

I really enjoy projects like this because they give me an excuse to get into the garage and build something, but more importantly, the finished product has a story behind it.
Congratulations on 35+ years, Todd. šŸ»

Hereā€™s to "Whatever" comes next!

Joel M. Weyand, CFPĀ®ļø
Financial Advisor
Win@Life

Higher Treasury yields weighed on equities last week, renewing concerns about whether the economy and markets can withst...
08/24/2026

Higher Treasury yields weighed on equities last week, renewing concerns about whether the economy and markets can withstand elevated rates. Despite the potential for seasonal volatility, resilient economic activity and strong corporate earnings support a constructive backdrop for equities.

Investment Strategist Brock Weimer explains whatā€™s behind the move higher in long-term yields in the latest Weekly Market Wrap.



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The news is out! Edward Jones has been ranked No. 1 by JD Power for Client Satisfaction among Advised Investors. We coul...
08/21/2026

The news is out! Edward Jones has been ranked No. 1 by JD Power for Client Satisfaction among Advised Investors. We couldnā€™t be happier because clients are everything to us. And no two are alike! We enjoy getting to know each one personally so we can provide trusted, tailored advice and wealth management solutions. Reach out if youā€™d like to get started.

Legal Disclosure: JD Power 2026 U.S. Full Service Investor Satisfaction Study among Wealth Management Firms for Advised Investor Satisfaction, published March 2026, data as of January 2026. Compensation provided for using, not obtaining, the ranking. For JD Power 2026 award information, visit jdpower.com/awards.

Another Minnesota family vacation in the books. Weā€™ve been going to Black Pine Beach Resort for years, and as summer sta...
08/19/2026

Another Minnesota family vacation in the books.

Weā€™ve been going to Black Pine Beach Resort for years, and as summer starts winding down, I was thinking about how much the logistics of a family vacation change over time.

When the kids were younger, Tami and I basically decided when and where we were going. šŸ˜‚ Now theyā€™re adults with jobs, limited time off, weddings, bachelor/bachelorette trips, their own vacations and their own budgets.

Getting everybody together takes a little more work these days!

Vacations arenā€™t cheap either. Whether you take one trip a year or several, itā€™s a real expense, and everybody seems to handle it differently. Save for it all year? Use some of the tax refund? Cut back somewhere else? Take a smaller trip? Occasionally put some of it on a card? Skip a year?

No judgment from me. Life and budgets look different for everybody.

For our family, Minnesota has been one of those things weā€™ve continued to prioritize.
Lots of memories there, and now weā€™re getting to add another generation to the pictures. ā¤ļø

Iā€™d love to hear how other families do it. How do vacations fit into your budget and priorities each year? šŸŒ²ā˜€ļøšŸ»

Joel M. Weyand, CFPĀ®ļø
Financial Advisor
Win@Life

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