Edward Jones-Associate: John Acuff

09/05/2026

You can’t control market fluctuations. But you can follow time-tested investment principles – diversifying your portfolio, owning quality investments and investing for the long term.

Tips for reaching your goals

09/03/2026

Market declines, while unpleasant, are in fact normal. Measure your performance as progress toward your long-term goals rather than in day-to-day fluctuations.

Too often, our emotions can be a barrier to our investment success. In these situations, it’s important to take a timeout and remember why you’re investing.

09/01/2026

Building a portfolio containing an appropriate mix of stocks, bonds and other investments based on your goals and risk tolerance can help you withstand periods of market uncertainty.

When you’re retired, you may feel especially vulnerable to market volatility. But making just a few moves may better help you cope with it.

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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08/29/2026

The Katy Trail reflects the enduring legacy of Ted and Pat Jones and their commitment to creating lasting impact.

As an Edward Jones financial advisor, I'm honored to carry that spirit forward by helping clients identify what's most important to them and build plans that align with their goals, values and legacy.

If you're thinking about the legacy you'd like to create for your family, your community or the causes you care about, I'd welcome the opportunity to connect.

08/27/2026

The AI infrastructure boom is transforming the technology sector and changing how corporate bond markets evaluate risk, leverage and return potential.

Senior Fixed Income Analyst Brian Therien explains what this can mean for fixed income investors in our Monthly Fixed-Income Focus.

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08/25/2026

Financial fulfillment is about more than money. It's having confidence in your future, being prepared for the unexpected, and feeling in control of your financial life.

Research from Edward Jones and Gallup found that financially fulfilled individuals often:
• Have an emergency fund
• Follow a retirement strategy
• Save for major goals
• Have an estate plan
• Work with a financial advisor

Financial fulfillment may be closer than you think. Let's talk about the steps that can help you get there.



Source: Gallup & Edward Jones, "Money and Meaning: Understanding Financial Fulfillment," 2026.

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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 what’s behind the move higher in long-term yields in the latest Weekly Market Wrap.



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08/21/2026

Many retirees look forward to traveling more in retirement — and the most enjoyable trips often start with a plan. Thinking ahead about how you want to travel, budgeting for the unexpected and prioritizing comfort can make a big difference in both cost and enjoyment.

With fewer calendar constraints and greater flexibility, travel may suddenly feel more possible in retirement.www.edwardjones.com/us-en

08/19/2026

Proactive estate planning helps you and your family stay ahead of complexity, preserve wealth and ensure assets are transferred according to your wishes. At Edward Jones, we can help you with tax-aware strategies and estate-planning insights, based on your family's goals.

Edward Jones, its employees and financial advisors cannot provide tax or legal advice. You should consult your attorney or qualified tax advisor regarding your situation.