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Beating Market FOMO: Main Street's Playbook

Bloomberg Markets Friday 02 October 2026, 16:19 UTC 1 min read
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When markets swing and AI stocks soar, how should everyday investors respond? Edward Jones CEO Penny Pennington joins Bloomberg Open Interest to share what 9 million clients are asking, why diversification still beats FOMO, and how to align your money with real‑life goals across generations.

When markets swing and AI stocks soar, how should everyday investors respond? Edward Jones CEO Penny Pennington joins Bloomberg Open Interest to share what 9 million clients are asking, why diversification still beats FOMO, and how to align your money with real‑life goals across generations. (Source: Bloomberg)
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