Is Stock Trading Becoming a Teen Sport?
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Rising Cost of Childcare and the Growth of Retail Investors
This chapter delves into the financial pressures faced by parents in the United States due to the high cost of raising children, drawing a humorous parallel with the rising cost of berries. It explores the surge in retail investors engaging in the stock market, noting the increased accessibility and variety of trading options that have contributed to this trend. The conversation also highlights the early involvement of Gen Z individuals in stock trading and discusses the importance of financial education for long-term success.
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