GITNUXREPORT 2026

Investor Statistics

Investors are split between conviction and caution with 67% optimistic about stocks over the next five years, yet 41% fearing a market crash as their top worry. This page connects day to day behavior and portfolio choices, from 27% using AI tools for analysis to 59% favoring active over passive when uncertainty hits.

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72% of investors moderately risk-tolerant in 2023

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41% feared market crash most among risks in 2023 survey

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67% optimistic about stocks over next 5 years per 2024 poll

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55% prioritized growth over preservation in bull market 2023

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Inflation concerns drove 49% to alternatives in 2022

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62% trusted AI for future investing advice in 2023

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38% regretted not investing sooner post-2020 rally

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71% viewed diversification as key to success in 2023

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Bear market fear index averaged 45 in 2022 volatility

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53% of women more conservative than men in risk appetite 2023

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66% believed in long-term market upward trend eternally

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29% chased meme stocks despite risks in 2023

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Retirement confidence at 68% among investors in 2023

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47% wary of geopolitical risks impacting portfolios 2024

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59% favored active over passive in uncertain times 2022

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Greed index peaked at 85 during 2021 bull run

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64% saw crypto as speculative not investment in 2023

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52% planned to increase equity exposure post-dip 2023

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Patience score among investors rose to 7.2/10 in 2023

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73% endorsed sustainable investing ethically in 2023

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FOMO affected 34% during rallies per 2022 study

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61% confident in beating market with research 2023

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Loss aversion rated 2.1x gain seeking in 2023 psych study

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48% shifted to defensive stocks in high VIX periods 2022

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69% valued advisor relationships for calm in volatility

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Bullish sentiment hit 62% end-2023

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45% of U.S. investors checked portfolios daily in 2023

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In 2022, 67% of retail investors traded via mobile apps

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52% of investors rebalanced portfolios annually, per 2023 survey

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38% of U.S. investors used dollar-cost averaging strategy in 2023

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Average holding period for stocks among retail investors was 8 months in 2022

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61% of investors set stop-loss orders on trades in 2023

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29% of millennials day-traded at least once in 2023

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74% of investors reviewed performance quarterly in 2022

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41% used social media for investment ideas in 2023

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Average number of trades per month for active U.S. investors was 5.2 in 2022

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56% of investors automated contributions to retirement accounts in 2023

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33% of retail investors followed technical analysis primarily in 2023

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Women investors diversified across 12 asset classes on average in 2022

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48% of Gen Z investors paper-traded before real investing in 2023

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65% of investors tracked ESG factors in decisions in 2023

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Average time spent researching investments weekly was 4.1 hours in 2022

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27% of investors used AI tools for analysis in 2023

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59% preferred long-term buy-and-hold over short-term trading in 2023

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42% of U.S. investors contributed to 401(k)s monthly in 2022

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51% journaled their trades for learning in 2023

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36% attended webinars or courses yearly in 2022

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63% set annual investment goals in writing in 2023

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19% rotated sectors quarterly based on performance in 2022

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70% checked news daily before trading in 2023

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44% used limit orders exclusively in 2022

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55% of investors had emergency funds covering 6+ months before investing in 2023

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In 2023, 59% of U.S. individual investors were men, while 41% were women

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As of 2022, the average age of retail investors in the U.S. was 51 years old

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28% of U.S. millennials (born 1981-1996) owned stocks in 2023, compared to 52% of baby boomers

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In 2024, 15% of U.S. investors identified as Hispanic or Latino, up from 9% in 2019

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High-net-worth individuals (over $1M investable assets) numbered 7.4 million in the U.S. in 2023

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62% of U.S. investors in 2023 had a college degree or higher

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Women investors in the UK held 11% of total investment assets in 2022

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34% of Gen Z (born 1997-2012) in the U.S. started investing before age 21 in 2023

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In 2023, 22% of U.S. Black households owned stocks, versus 66% of white households

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The median income of U.S. stock-owning households was $102,310 in 2022

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47% of U.S. investors aged 30-49 used robo-advisors in 2023

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In Europe, 19% of women participated in stock markets in 2022, vs. 28% of men

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U.S. investor households with children under 18 averaged 2.3 kids in 2023

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41% of U.S. investors lived in urban areas in 2022

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Asian American investors in the U.S. had the highest stock ownership rate at 74% in 2023

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55% of U.S. investors were married in 2023

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In 2023, 12% of global investors were under 30 years old

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U.S. female investors' average portfolio size was $145,000 in 2022

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29% of U.S. investors were self-employed in 2023

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Rural U.S. investors comprised 18% of total in 2022

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63% of U.S. investors had postgraduate education in 2023

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In 2023, 24% of Canadian investors were immigrants

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U.S. investor median age rose from 47 to 51 between 2018-2022

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37% of U.S. investors aged 50+ planned to retire by 2030

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LGBTQ+ investors made up 7% of U.S. retail investors in 2023

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52% of U.S. investors owned homes in 2022

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Global investor gender gap narrowed to 15% in participation rates by 2023

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31% of U.S. investors were veterans in 2023

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Average U.S. investor household size was 2.6 people in 2022

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68% of U.S. investors were employed full-time in 2023

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39% equities, 25% bonds, 20% cash, 16% alternatives in average U.S. portfolio 2023

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Tech stocks comprised 28% of retail portfolios in 2022

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15% of global portfolios allocated to ESG funds in 2023

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Bonds made up 22% of millennial portfolios vs. 35% for boomers in 2023

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Cryptocurrencies averaged 4.2% of U.S. investor portfolios in 2022

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Real estate investment trusts (REITs) at 7% in average HNW portfolios 2023

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32% of portfolios held international stocks in 2023

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Gold and precious metals averaged 3.8% allocation in 2022

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ETFs constituted 48% of equity holdings for retail investors in 2023

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Dividend stocks were 18% of income-focused portfolios in 2022

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Emerging markets exposure averaged 5.1% in 2023

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Fixed income duration averaged 6.2 years in bond portfolios 2022

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Value stocks vs. growth: 42%/58% split in U.S. portfolios 2023

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Commodities allocation rose to 6% from 3% in 2020-2023

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Small-cap stocks 12% of equity portfolios in 2022

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Corporate bonds 14%, treasuries 8% in fixed income slice 2023

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Private equity averaged 9% for UHNW investors in 2023

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Sector breakdown: healthcare 13%, financials 11% in 2022 portfolios

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Cash equivalents 18% amid volatility in 2023

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Hedge funds 4.5% in institutional-like retail portfolios 2022

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Preferred stocks 2.3% for income seekers in 2023

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MLPs and energy infrastructure 3% in diversified portfolios 2022

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Options and derivatives 1.8% exposure average 2023

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Sustainable bonds 11% of fixed income in ESG portfolios 2023

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Mega-cap tech 22% dominant in growth portfolios 2022

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Municipal bonds 5% for tax-advantaged investors 2023

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Venture capital 2.1% for accredited investors in 2022

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Average U.S. investor annual return was 7.2% over past 10 years to 2023

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S&P 500 beat 88% of active funds over 15 years ending 2023

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Robo-advised portfolios averaged 6.8% annualized returns 2018-2023

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Value investors outperformed growth by 4.1% in 2022 downturn

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Dividend aristocrats returned 9.3% annually over 20 years to 2023

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ESG funds underperformed benchmarks by 1.2% on average in 2022

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Retail investors lagged market by 4.5% annually per 2023 DALBAR

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60/40 portfolio returned 5.9% annualized 2013-2023

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Crypto portfolios averaged -15% in 2022 bear market

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Target-date funds hit 7.1% average return over 10 years to 2023

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Small-cap value stocks returned 11.2% annually long-term to 2023

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Bond ladders yielded 4.3% in rising rate environment 2022-2023

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Momentum strategies added 2.8% alpha over benchmarks 2018-2023

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401(k) balances grew 12% on average in 2023

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International stocks returned 4.7% vs. 10.2% U.S. over decade to 2023

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Low-volatility equity strategies beat market by 1.5% in 2022

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REITs returned 8.4% annualized over 25 years to 2023

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Factor timing models improved returns by 3.2% since 2010

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Tax-loss harvesting boosted after-tax returns by 1.1% annually 2023

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Equal-weight S&P 500 outperformed cap-weight by 0.9% yearly to 2023

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MLPs returned 10.1% amid energy boom 2022-2023

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Balanced funds averaged 6.2% returns over 10 years to 2023

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High-yield bonds yielded 7.8% total return in 2023 recovery

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Smart beta ETFs added 1.4% premium over 5 years to 2023

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Written by Priya Chandrasekaran·Edited by Astrid Bergmann·Fact-checked by Yumi Nakamura

Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 5, 2026·Next review: Nov 2026

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Even with markets swinging, 72% of investors still describe themselves as moderately risk tolerant, while 41% say a crash is the fear they cannot shake. The dataset also shows a sharp behavior gap, from 45% of investors checking portfolios daily to 59% favoring active moves in uncertain times. Put together, these contrasts help explain why confidence, research habits, and portfolio choices look so different across people and periods.

Key Takeaways

72% of investors moderately risk-tolerant in 2023
41% feared market crash most among risks in 2023 survey
67% optimistic about stocks over next 5 years per 2024 poll
45% of U.S. investors checked portfolios daily in 2023
In 2022, 67% of retail investors traded via mobile apps
52% of investors rebalanced portfolios annually, per 2023 survey
In 2023, 59% of U.S. individual investors were men, while 41% were women
As of 2022, the average age of retail investors in the U.S. was 51 years old
28% of U.S. millennials (born 1981-1996) owned stocks in 2023, compared to 52% of baby boomers
39% equities, 25% bonds, 20% cash, 16% alternatives in average U.S. portfolio 2023
Tech stocks comprised 28% of retail portfolios in 2022
15% of global portfolios allocated to ESG funds in 2023
Average U.S. investor annual return was 7.2% over past 10 years to 2023
S&P 500 beat 88% of active funds over 15 years ending 2023
Robo-advised portfolios averaged 6.8% annualized returns 2018-2023

In 2023, investors stayed cautiously optimistic, prioritizing growth, diversification, and research to manage crash fears.

Attitudes and Sentiments

172% of investors moderately risk-tolerant in 2023

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241% feared market crash most among risks in 2023 survey

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367% optimistic about stocks over next 5 years per 2024 poll

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455% prioritized growth over preservation in bull market 2023

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5Inflation concerns drove 49% to alternatives in 2022

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662% trusted AI for future investing advice in 2023

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738% regretted not investing sooner post-2020 rally

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871% viewed diversification as key to success in 2023

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9Bear market fear index averaged 45 in 2022 volatility

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1053% of women more conservative than men in risk appetite 2023

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1166% believed in long-term market upward trend eternally

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1229% chased meme stocks despite risks in 2023

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13Retirement confidence at 68% among investors in 2023

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1447% wary of geopolitical risks impacting portfolios 2024

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1559% favored active over passive in uncertain times 2022

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16Greed index peaked at 85 during 2021 bull run

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1764% saw crypto as speculative not investment in 2023

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1852% planned to increase equity exposure post-dip 2023

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19Patience score among investors rose to 7.2/10 in 2023

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2073% endorsed sustainable investing ethically in 2023

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21FOMO affected 34% during rallies per 2022 study

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2261% confident in beating market with research 2023

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23Loss aversion rated 2.1x gain seeking in 2023 psych study

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2448% shifted to defensive stocks in high VIX periods 2022

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2569% valued advisor relationships for calm in volatility

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26Bullish sentiment hit 62% end-2023

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Attitudes and Sentiments Interpretation

Here is a one-sentence interpretation blending wit with seriousness: While investors project a confident front with most believing in long-term growth and their own research, their behavior reveals a nervous heartbeat, as fear of crashes, regret over timing, and the allure of speculative trends constantly tug against their professed optimism and trust in diversification.

Investment Habits

145% of U.S. investors checked portfolios daily in 2023

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2In 2022, 67% of retail investors traded via mobile apps

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352% of investors rebalanced portfolios annually, per 2023 survey

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438% of U.S. investors used dollar-cost averaging strategy in 2023

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5Average holding period for stocks among retail investors was 8 months in 2022

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661% of investors set stop-loss orders on trades in 2023

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729% of millennials day-traded at least once in 2023

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874% of investors reviewed performance quarterly in 2022

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941% used social media for investment ideas in 2023

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10Average number of trades per month for active U.S. investors was 5.2 in 2022

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1156% of investors automated contributions to retirement accounts in 2023

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1233% of retail investors followed technical analysis primarily in 2023

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13Women investors diversified across 12 asset classes on average in 2022

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1448% of Gen Z investors paper-traded before real investing in 2023

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1565% of investors tracked ESG factors in decisions in 2023

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16Average time spent researching investments weekly was 4.1 hours in 2022

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1727% of investors used AI tools for analysis in 2023

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1859% preferred long-term buy-and-hold over short-term trading in 2023

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1942% of U.S. investors contributed to 401(k)s monthly in 2022

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2051% journaled their trades for learning in 2023

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2136% attended webinars or courses yearly in 2022

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2263% set annual investment goals in writing in 2023

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2319% rotated sectors quarterly based on performance in 2022

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2470% checked news daily before trading in 2023

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2544% used limit orders exclusively in 2022

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2655% of investors had emergency funds covering 6+ months before investing in 2023

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Investment Habits Interpretation

Despite the market's dizzying volatility, the modern American investor is a fascinating paradox: constantly checking their phone yet planning for decades, chasing daily trends while automating retirement savings, and somehow finding time to day-trade between webinars, all while their prudent emergency fund sits patiently in the background.

Investor Demographics

1In 2023, 59% of U.S. individual investors were men, while 41% were women

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2As of 2022, the average age of retail investors in the U.S. was 51 years old

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328% of U.S. millennials (born 1981-1996) owned stocks in 2023, compared to 52% of baby boomers

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4In 2024, 15% of U.S. investors identified as Hispanic or Latino, up from 9% in 2019

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5High-net-worth individuals (over $1M investable assets) numbered 7.4 million in the U.S. in 2023

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662% of U.S. investors in 2023 had a college degree or higher

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7Women investors in the UK held 11% of total investment assets in 2022

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834% of Gen Z (born 1997-2012) in the U.S. started investing before age 21 in 2023

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9In 2023, 22% of U.S. Black households owned stocks, versus 66% of white households

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10The median income of U.S. stock-owning households was $102,310 in 2022

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1147% of U.S. investors aged 30-49 used robo-advisors in 2023

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12In Europe, 19% of women participated in stock markets in 2022, vs. 28% of men

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13U.S. investor households with children under 18 averaged 2.3 kids in 2023

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1441% of U.S. investors lived in urban areas in 2022

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15Asian American investors in the U.S. had the highest stock ownership rate at 74% in 2023

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1655% of U.S. investors were married in 2023

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17In 2023, 12% of global investors were under 30 years old

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18U.S. female investors' average portfolio size was $145,000 in 2022

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1929% of U.S. investors were self-employed in 2023

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20Rural U.S. investors comprised 18% of total in 2022

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2163% of U.S. investors had postgraduate education in 2023

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22In 2023, 24% of Canadian investors were immigrants

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23U.S. investor median age rose from 47 to 51 between 2018-2022

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2437% of U.S. investors aged 50+ planned to retire by 2030

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25LGBTQ+ investors made up 7% of U.S. retail investors in 2023

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2652% of U.S. investors owned homes in 2022

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27Global investor gender gap narrowed to 15% in participation rates by 2023

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2831% of U.S. investors were veterans in 2023

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29Average U.S. investor household size was 2.6 people in 2022

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3068% of U.S. investors were employed full-time in 2023

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Investor Demographics Interpretation

The typical investor is still a middle-aged, educated, married man, but the future belongs to a more diverse, tech-savvy, and impatient crowd who are slowly but surely rewriting the rules of who gets to build wealth.

Portfolio Composition

139% equities, 25% bonds, 20% cash, 16% alternatives in average U.S. portfolio 2023

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2Tech stocks comprised 28% of retail portfolios in 2022

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315% of global portfolios allocated to ESG funds in 2023

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4Bonds made up 22% of millennial portfolios vs. 35% for boomers in 2023

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5Cryptocurrencies averaged 4.2% of U.S. investor portfolios in 2022

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6Real estate investment trusts (REITs) at 7% in average HNW portfolios 2023

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732% of portfolios held international stocks in 2023

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8Gold and precious metals averaged 3.8% allocation in 2022

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9ETFs constituted 48% of equity holdings for retail investors in 2023

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10Dividend stocks were 18% of income-focused portfolios in 2022

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11Emerging markets exposure averaged 5.1% in 2023

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12Fixed income duration averaged 6.2 years in bond portfolios 2022

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13Value stocks vs. growth: 42%/58% split in U.S. portfolios 2023

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14Commodities allocation rose to 6% from 3% in 2020-2023

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15Small-cap stocks 12% of equity portfolios in 2022

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16Corporate bonds 14%, treasuries 8% in fixed income slice 2023

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17Private equity averaged 9% for UHNW investors in 2023

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18Sector breakdown: healthcare 13%, financials 11% in 2022 portfolios

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19Cash equivalents 18% amid volatility in 2023

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20Hedge funds 4.5% in institutional-like retail portfolios 2022

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21Preferred stocks 2.3% for income seekers in 2023

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22MLPs and energy infrastructure 3% in diversified portfolios 2022

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23Options and derivatives 1.8% exposure average 2023

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24Sustainable bonds 11% of fixed income in ESG portfolios 2023

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25Mega-cap tech 22% dominant in growth portfolios 2022

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26Municipal bonds 5% for tax-advantaged investors 2023

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27Venture capital 2.1% for accredited investors in 2022

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Portfolio Composition Interpretation

The modern investor, a creature of cautious diversification and bold thematic bets, keeps one foot in the conservative waters of bonds and cash while the other eagerly tests the speculative waves of tech stocks and crypto, all while trying to remember that the future supposedly lies in sustainable funds and emerging markets.

Returns and Performance

1Average U.S. investor annual return was 7.2% over past 10 years to 2023

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2S&P 500 beat 88% of active funds over 15 years ending 2023

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3Robo-advised portfolios averaged 6.8% annualized returns 2018-2023

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4Value investors outperformed growth by 4.1% in 2022 downturn

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5Dividend aristocrats returned 9.3% annually over 20 years to 2023

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6ESG funds underperformed benchmarks by 1.2% on average in 2022

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7Retail investors lagged market by 4.5% annually per 2023 DALBAR

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860/40 portfolio returned 5.9% annualized 2013-2023

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9Crypto portfolios averaged -15% in 2022 bear market

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10Target-date funds hit 7.1% average return over 10 years to 2023

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11Small-cap value stocks returned 11.2% annually long-term to 2023

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12Bond ladders yielded 4.3% in rising rate environment 2022-2023

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13Momentum strategies added 2.8% alpha over benchmarks 2018-2023

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14401(k) balances grew 12% on average in 2023

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15International stocks returned 4.7% vs. 10.2% U.S. over decade to 2023

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16Low-volatility equity strategies beat market by 1.5% in 2022

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17REITs returned 8.4% annualized over 25 years to 2023

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18Factor timing models improved returns by 3.2% since 2010

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19Tax-loss harvesting boosted after-tax returns by 1.1% annually 2023

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20Equal-weight S&P 500 outperformed cap-weight by 0.9% yearly to 2023

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21MLPs returned 10.1% amid energy boom 2022-2023

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22Balanced funds averaged 6.2% returns over 10 years to 2023

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23High-yield bonds yielded 7.8% total return in 2023 recovery

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24Smart beta ETFs added 1.4% premium over 5 years to 2023

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Returns and Performance Interpretation

The market humbly suggests that most investors would be better off with disciplined simplicity rather than chasing complex strategies, as the average investor’s return trails both the patient indexer and even a basic target-date fund.

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Perplexity

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AI consensus: 1 of 4 models agree

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ChatGPT

Claude

Gemini

Perplexity

Multiple AI models cite this figure or figures in the same direction, but with minor variance. The trend and magnitude are reliable; the precise decimal may differ by source. Suitable for directional analysis.

AI consensus: 2–3 of 4 models broadly agree

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ChatGPT

Claude

Gemini

Perplexity

All AI models independently return the same statistic, unprompted. This level of cross-model agreement indicates the figure is robustly established in published literature and suitable for citation.

AI consensus: 4 of 4 models fully agree

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Reference 34
DOL
dol.gov
dol.gov
Reference 35
INVESTORSBUSINESSDAILY
investorsbusinessdaily.com
investorsbusinessdaily.com
Reference 36
BARRONS
barrons.com
barrons.com
Reference 37
BLOOMBERG
bloomberg.com
bloomberg.com
Reference 38
BANKRATE
bankrate.com
bankrate.com
Reference 39
WORLDGOLDCOUNCIL
worldgoldcouncil.com
worldgoldcouncil.com
Reference 40
ETFGI
etfgi.com
etfgi.com
Reference 41
BLACKROCK
blackrock.com
blackrock.com
Reference 42
FACTSET
factset.com
factset.com
Reference 43
PIMCO
pimco.com
pimco.com
Reference 44
RUSSELLINVESTMENTS
russellinvestments.com
russellinvestments.com
Reference 45
FAMILYOFFICE
familyoffice.com
familyoffice.com
Reference 46
SPGLOBAL
spglobal.com
spglobal.com
Reference 47
JPMORGAN
jpmorgan.com
jpmorgan.com
Reference 48
BARCLAYHEDGE
barclayhedge.com
barclayhedge.com
Reference 49
ICF
icf.org
icf.org
Reference 50
EIA
eia.gov
eia.gov
Reference 51
CBOE
cboe.com
cboe.com
Reference 52
CLIMATEBONDS
climatebonds.net
climatebonds.net
Reference 53
INDEXUNIVERSE
indexuniverse.com
indexuniverse.com
Reference 54
NUVEEN
nuveen.com
nuveen.com
Reference 55
PITCHBOOK
pitchbook.com
pitchbook.com
Reference 56
DALBAR
dalbar.com
dalbar.com
Reference 57
BETTERMENT
betterment.com
betterment.com
Reference 58
PROSHARES
proshares.com
proshares.com
Reference 59
COINDESK
coindesk.com
coindesk.com
Reference 60
DIMENSIONAL
dimensional.com
dimensional.com
Reference 61
WELLSFARGO
wellsfargo.com
wellsfargo.com
Reference 62
AQR
aqr.com
aqr.com
Reference 63
MSCI
msci.com
msci.com
Reference 64
MFS
mfs.com
mfs.com
Reference 65
NAREIT
nareit.com
nareit.com
Reference 66
WEALTHFRONT
wealthfront.com
wealthfront.com
Reference 67
INVESCO
invesco.com
invesco.com
Reference 68
ALPSFUNDS
alpsfunds.com
alpsfunds.com
Reference 69
LIPPERWEB
lipperweb.com
lipperweb.com
Reference 70
ICEBOFAUS
icebofaus.com
icebofaus.com
Reference 71
ETFSTREAM
etfstream.com
etfstream.com
Reference 72
MCKINSEY
mckinsey.com
mckinsey.com
Reference 73
CNN
cnn.com
cnn.com
Reference 74
CFAINSTITUTE
cfainstitute.com
cfainstitute.com
Reference 75
EBRI
ebri.org
ebri.org
Reference 76
BOFA
bofa.com
bofa.com
Reference 77
US-SIF
us-sif.org
us-sif.org
Reference 78
KAHNEMAN
kahneman.com
kahneman.com
Reference 79
CFP
cfp.net
cfp.net
Reference 80
AAAI
aaai.com
aaai.com