With homeownership out of reach, artificial intelligence cutting job prospects and index funds feeling too slow, many young investors are turning to meme stocks, options and crypto to meet their financial goals.
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Gen-Z Traders Go for Broke in Pursuit of a New American Dream
00:00 Introduction
01:51 Risk mindset
03:49 ‘Financial Nihilism’
05:47 Gamification of trading
06:38 Alternative investments
08:43 Misunderstanding Gen Z
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