Generations and investment

Generations & investment (1/7): introduction

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The different generations that coexist in our society are distinguished by their practices, their representations and their influence on the economic and financial world, although the boundaries between them sometimes remain blurred. This series of seven articles explores the impact of each generation on our society, starting with the silent generation, the oldest that continues to exert a direct influence on the world today.

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Investment and Generations: Understanding the Silent Generation (1925-1945) and its Economic Impact

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The Silent Generation, born between the Great Depression and World War II, is characterized by its hard work and undemanding nature, with Warren Buffett as its emblematic figure. This generation, marked by economic crises and conflicts, is distinguished by its conventional approach and hope despite difficulties, while having a moderate impact on current economic growth.

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Generations & investment (3/7): baby boomers (1943-1959)

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Baby boomers, a generation characterized by idealism and individualism according to Strauss and Howe, have a complex relationship with generations X and Y. This generation, now on the cusp of retirement, stands out for its health, its financial means and its significant impact on consumption, particularly in the area of health.

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Generations & investment (4/7): Generation X (1959 to 1981)

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Learn about the unique characteristics of Generation X, the cohort born between baby boomers and millennials, who experienced the advent of personal computers and globalization. Entrepreneurs like Larry Page and Sergey Brin perfectly exemplify the values of this generation, prioritizing work-life balance while creating innovative companies like Google.

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Generations & investment (5/7): generation Y (1980-1999)

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Generation Y, born in the digital age, is distinguished by its unique relationship with technology and its search for a balance between professional and personal life. This generation, which did not experience the Cold War, is distinguished by its active presence in the blogosphere, particularly on topics related to wealth management and personal enrichment.

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Generations & investment (6/7): the new silent generation (1995-…)

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An in-depth analysis of Generation Z, this new silent generation which, marked by crises, could follow in the footsteps of its predecessors born between 1925 and 1942. Between technological adaptation and economic prudence, this generation shaped by digital and contemporary challenges could play a crucial role in the evolution of our society.

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Generations & investment (7/7): consequences & conclusion

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The transition from Boomer to Generation X to Generation Y is shaping our society and influencing today’s financial markets. Learn how a diversified investment portfolio can capitalize on the unique needs of each generation, including in the retail, consumer goods, and technology sectors.

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