Stock market is favourite investment in USA

 

  According to survey 

  • 28 percent of US Adults prefer to invest their money in stock market.
  • 26 percent of US Adults prefer to invest their money in Real Estate. 
  • 18 percent of US Adults prefer to invest their money in cash, saving accounts and certificates of deposit.  
  • 14 percent wants to invest in precious metals.

 

Infographic: Stock Market is America's Favorite Investment | Statista

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