A Moment of Reckoning on Financial Literacy

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33% of Gen-Zers say their financial knowledge is low.

We are living in a new era of investing. Meme stocks, cryptocurrencies, NFTs, SPACs and even ETFs have over the past few months attracted tens of millions of new traders, drawn in with a mix of stimulus money, easy brokerage apps and pandemic-era boredom. Those traders are passionate, sometimes very young, often belong to devoted online communities and in some cases have been very financially fortunate.

How to Invest: What New Traders Need to Know About Markets, Stocks

We are living in a new era of investing. Meme stocks, cryptocurrencies, NFTs, SPACs and even ETFs have over the past few months attracted tens of millions of new traders, drawn in with a mix of stimulus money, easy brokerage apps and pandemic-era boredom. Those traders are passionate, sometimes very young, often belong to devoted online communities and in some cases have been very financially fortunate.

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