The Covid-19 virus is messing with all our heads, and that can cause investors to make some classic mistakes. Meanwhile, government stimulus efforts could lead to some skewed incentives for consumers and businesses. Edward Jones investment strategist Nela Richardson, who holds a doctorate in economics, gives her diagnosis of the role behavioral economics plays in the pandemic.

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A Bull’s Conundrum: Rally In Stocks Is Built on Staying Inside

The Covid-19 virus is messing with all our heads, and that can cause investors to make some classic mistakes. Meanwhile, government stimulus efforts could lead to some skewed incentives for consumers and businesses. Edward Jones investment strategist Nela Richardson, who holds a doctorate in economics, gives her diagnosis of the role behavioral economics plays in the pandemic.Mentioned in this podcast: <a href="https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-04-06/a-bull-s-conundrum-rally-in-stocks-is-built-on-staying-inside">A Bull’s Conundrum: Rally In Stocks Is Built on Staying Inside</a>

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Misbehaving in a Pandemic

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