Summary
America's young adults don't like the stock market anymore. Their parents did. Their grandparents certainly did. The "greatest generation" rode to some very nice results owning corporate shares (or mutual funds built of them) in the post-World War II boom. And without having to be stock-picking geniuses. Average was OK. Economic growth in general floated millions of boats.
But today's so-called Generation Y, the 18- to 29-year-old crowd, what have stocks done for them?See the full content of this document
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The Young Go Sour On Investing in Stocks
Zilch. Or for most a bounce-in-place turbulence -- up and down, up and down, like sea sickness.
It's a hard to beautify the fact tha...See the full content of this document
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