Americans are starting to feel antsy about investing long-term in the stock market due to the volatility that has been seen on the regular the last year.
In 2020, 28% of Americans preferred to invest in stocks, but this year it’s 28% with a preference for investing in real estate instead.
The pandemic may have impacted how investors are thinking about investing, and made more Americans aware of having cash on hand for emergencies.
Investing in the stock market with discipline and patience over decades is generally the best way to build wealth, financial experts say. This is why.
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