When Millennials get over their wariness of the stock market and actually do invest, they still aren’t making the same choices their parents did.

When Millennials get over their wariness of the stock market and actually do invest, they still aren’t making the same choices their parents did. Younger investors favor “passive management,” and tend to choose less volatile stocks. Unsurprisingly, their tech-reliance is also influencing their investments, and they're using online wealth management tools and “robo-advisors,” while Boomers still rely on information from peers, traditional brokers, and financial advisors. (Nasdaq)