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New investors are breaking the traditional mold when it comes to investing, CNBC survey finds

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August 23, 2021
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These money and investing tips can help you see clearly with stocks at all-time highs

The distinctions between the two groups are particularly clear when it comes to what they are investing in, how they make their trades and where they do their research.

New investors are more than twice likely to own cryptocurrencies compared to their more seasoned counterparts (26% vs. 12%) and are three times more likely to use a self-service mobile app as their primary way to buy and sell investments (63% vs. 20%)

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