THE 20 UNDER 20: Meet The Teen Traders Who Plan To Take Over The World Of Finance
Photo courtesy of Austin Schwab
Now armed with more technology than their predecessors and tools like Twitter and Google, millennials are arguably poised to become the most active generation of individual investors.
We recently profiled a young global macro trader who seems to get the markets like a seasoned veteran trader.
After speaking with him, we were introduced to a bunch of teens who actively trade the markets while attending high school and college.
So we've decided to put together our first ever "20 Under 20" in finance.
Many of these teens said that they look up to idols such as Paul Tudor Jones and Warren Buffett. The most popular investing books among them was Reminiscences of a Stock Operator and Market Wizards. Most of them said that they want to study finance and economics in college and get into the hedge fund industry.
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