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Oct 15, 2026

Upfront

Upfront

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Oct 15 · 3 Mentions

Christopher BouleyHOST
0:32
As Roger would normally mention, I'm here on WNRI as a private citizen.
Christopher BouleyHOST
0:37
My real profession is a managing director with Wells Fargo Advisors in Providence, Rhode Island, and I'm here in a personal capa- capacity and not here to represent my firm.
Christopher BouleyHOST
0:48
There's a lot of stuff to talk about.
Christopher BouleyHOST
0:49
We're coming off of the Autumnfest weekend, and we certainly welcome your input.

9 MINS LATER

Christopher BouleyHOST
9:30
So you have to make a personal decision if it's in your best interest to go up there.
Christopher BouleyHOST
9:35
You know, m- my son, uh, goes on the train.
Christopher BouleyHOST
9:38
He works out of the Boston office of Wells Fargo Advisors-
speaker_3AUDIENCE
9:42
Yeah
Raymond BridgesGUEST
2:10
Went into insurance, uh, certified financial planning, went the planning route, private banking.
Raymond BridgesGUEST
2:17
And then in 2018, I left Wells Fargo Advisors and started my own firm.
Raymond BridgesGUEST
2:21
I'm also a CPA, so I have a tax business that built up there.
Raymond BridgesGUEST
2:25
And then like most investment advisors, they have different models based on the clientele.
Ed ElsonHOST
15:28
The Fed is expected to cut rates again before the end of the year, and consumer sentiment is nearing a record low.
Ed ElsonHOST
15:35
So here to discuss earnings ahead of them, we're speaking with James Taylor, Managing Director of Investments at the Taylor Group from Wells Fargo Advisors.
Ed ElsonHOST
15:45
So James, thank you for joining us.
Ed ElsonHOST
15:48
Earnings season starts on Tuesday.

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James TaylorGUEST
21:33
But I do think it's absolutely possible, especially on the back of strong earnings.
Ed ElsonHOST
21:37
Okay.
Ed ElsonHOST
21:37
James Taylor is managing director at the Taylor Group from Wells Fargo Advisors.
Ed ElsonHOST
21:42
James, we really appreciate your time.
Ed ElsonHOST
16:00
The Fed is expected to cut rates again before the end of the year, and consumer sentiment is nearing a record low.
Ed ElsonHOST
16:07
So here to discuss earnings ahead of them, we're speaking with James Taylor, managing director of investments at the Taylor Group from Wells Fargo Advisors.
Ed ElsonHOST
16:17
So James, thank you for joining us.
Ed ElsonHOST
16:20
Earnings season starts on Tuesday.

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James TaylorGUEST
22:05
But I do think it's absolutely possible, especially on the back of strong earnings.
Ed ElsonHOST
22:09
Okay.
Ed ElsonHOST
22:09
James Taylor is managing director at the Taylor Group from Wells Fargo Advisors.
Ed ElsonHOST
22:14
James, we really appreciate your time.
Nick WilkinsonGUEST
43:22
And it started with A.G. Edwards.
Nick WilkinsonGUEST
43:23
It ended up becoming, uh, Wachovia Securities, and then it became Wells Fargo Advisors, and I didn't leave my office once.
Nick WilkinsonGUEST
43:30
So-
Mike CostaHOST
43:30
Yeah
Roger BouchardHOST
0:37
John Ward does it on Mondays, John Breen does it on Fridays, and, uh, on, um, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays I was here.
Roger BouchardHOST
0:47
Um, today, Thursday, is, um, the co-host, Christopher J. Bouley, managing director, investments over at Wells Fargo Advisors, and he has joined us as usual.
Roger BouchardHOST
1:00
Hello, Chris.
Roger BouchardHOST
1:01
How you doing?

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Christopher BouleyHOST
11:20
It, it, it really isn't.
Christopher BouleyHOST
11:21
I think back in 1986, the average financial advisor in America managed about $17 million in assets.
Christopher BouleyHOST
11:30
Now, Wells Fargo advisors expect somebody a year and a half to have $17 million.
Roger BouchardHOST
11:35
Hmm.
Clip BrockHOST
135:56
We'll come back, get Junior Smith's prediction for ECU and Rice, and get ready to wrap things up.
Clip BrockHOST
136:01
Also Junior's favorite part of the show, our Wells Fargo Advisors Financial Report.
Clip BrockHOST
136:06
We'll have that for you too when we return after this.
Clip BrockHOST
136:09
[upbeat music]
Elizabeth AyoolaHOST
1:25
And in case you don't know where to send it, send it to podcasts@nerdwallet.com.
Sean PylesHOST
1:29
And to help us answer these questions about generational wealth today, we have India Elliott, a financial advisor at Wells Fargo Advisors.
Sean PylesHOST
1:36
India, welcome to Smart Money.
India ElliottGUEST
1:37
Thank you.
Upfront

Upfront

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Oct 1 · 1 Mention

Roger BouchardHOST
0:43
Our email address, upfront@wnri.com. And our co-host, uh, as he, uh, usually is, [clears throat] excuse me, on Thursdays is, uh, Christopher J. Bouley.
Roger BouchardHOST
0:54
And, uh, he is managing director, investments, Wells Fargo Advisors.
Roger BouchardHOST
0:59
That's his job.
Roger BouchardHOST
1:00
And, uh, his job on Thursday is to be a co-host on the Up Front program.
Bruce KellyHOST
0:06
This week is going to be a sponsored podcast by Wells Fargo Wealth and Investment Management.
Bruce KellyHOST
0:11
known internally as WIM, which also includes Wells Fargo Advisors.
Bruce KellyHOST
0:17
I'm your host, investment news senior columnist and reporter Bruce Kelly.
Bruce KellyHOST
0:21
And joining us today is Saul Gindy, head of Wells Fargo Advisors, which is the financial advisor business under the broader umbrella of Wells Fargo Wealth and Investment Management.
Bruce KellyHOST
0:32
Saul, how
Saul GindyGUEST
0:33
are you today? I am great, Bruce.
Saul GindyGUEST
0:35
Thank you for having me.
Bruce KellyHOST
0:36
Saul, do you mind sharing us a little bit about yourself and your role at Wells Fargo?

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