According to the Survey of Consumer Finances, 58% of families now have investments in the stock market. These investments are held either directly or through mutual funds and retirement accounts. This figure represents a significant increase over the years. Pew Research has tracked this trend since 1989, noting shifts in financial behaviors across different racial groups. Initially, the stock market was predominantly a domain for the wealthy. However, changes in financial accessibility have broadened participation. Despite these gains, recent market fluctuations due to tariffs have impacted all investors, both directly and indirectly.
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