We often hear that Millennials are terrible investors because most Millennials entered the workforce during the 2008 financial crisis.
Afterward, many hesitated to invest after seeing their families lose money, and those who often invested very conservatively. Many have avoided stocks, even the more conservative high dividend stocks.
Which begs the question – have Millennials changed their investment strategies? Let’s take a look.
With 20/20 hindsight, most people would agree that not investing during the turbulent 2008 financial crisis was a regret. Shortly after, we saw one of the greatest economic booms to the economy and those who invested made some of the greatest returns.
At this time, Millennials are facing their second economic recession with the 2020 pandemic (or third recession if we count the 2001 September 11th financial swing). Being recession veterans, they’re betting on a strong economic recovery.
Table of Contents
- Popular Millennial Stocks
- What Are Dividends?
- Dividend Investing Is a Growing Trend
- What Is The Average Dividend Yield?
- What Are High Dividend Stocks?
- Popular High Dividend Stocks
- Bank High Dividend Stocks
- Energy Company High Dividend Stocks
- Real Estate High Dividend Stocks
- Telecommunication High Dividend Stocks
- Technology High Dividend Stocks
- Aerospace & Defense High Dividend Stocks
- Insurance High Dividend Stocks
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