Bloomberg reports that 25% of Gen Z treat sports betting as a deliberate part of their long-term financial plan. The claim, circulated by a market-monitoring service, reinforces earlier reports that younger investors are shifting discretionary funds from equities to sports betting. BORSA has not independently verified the Bloomberg report.
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25% of Gen Z treat sports betting as part of long-term financial planbearish 35 · impact 30
Bloomberg: Gen Z shifts money from stocks to sports bettingbearish 40 · impact 10 · this page
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