A Yahoo Finance–Harris poll found that retail investor sentiment is all over the place, but bullish and bearish sentiment often falls along generational lines.
Retail investors are both bullish and bearish about the future of the stock market and whether they should put money in now, with the differences in outlook falling considerably along demographic lines.
Four out of 10 people with equity investments expect trouble ahead in the next five years, with negative returns. [More from the Yahoo Finance-Harris poll: Hardly any at-home workers have returned to their normal workplace] Age and gender divides outlook The bull-bear sentiment showed interesting differences when it comes to gender and age. People between 35 and 44 proved especially bullish compared to other groups; 67% of them said it was a good time to invest, with just 9% to the contrary.
The Harris Poll’s CEO Will Johnson offered a possible explanation for the gender disconnect, noting that women have been hit far differently than men when it comes to job losses.
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