Fear, not money: Survey shows why 1 in 4 noninvestors avoid the stock market
A survey found that about one in four people who don't invest in the stock market say they avoid it because of psychological barriers rather than lack of money. Meanwhile, roughly two-thirds of people who do invest report experiencing financial stress that affects their investment decisions. The findings suggest that emotions and fears play a significant role in whether people participate in stock market investing.
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