Some twenty-somethings scrape savings through occasional jobs and parental pay to get started in the world of the investment. Those consulted, part of a minority of their generation, mainly buy stocks.
The journey usually has a common origin: social networks like X and platforms like YouTube where they get investment ideas. Their objectives are varied: the financial peace of mind of complementing their future salary with other passive income, preparing the ground to later jump into real estate, or even, in the much longer term, the construction of an alternative to pensions.