> * In the first example, an investment portfolio is shown where roughly 10% of the holdings is in a group called "single stock bets." Yikes! Though maybe this a case of "know your audience"? maybe they are trying to convert the hordes of GME-pumpers to try something a bit less risky?
Don't read too much into marketing materials.
It's likely that they surveyed a lot of potential customers and found a significant number were afraid that Wealthfront wouldn't allow them to choose individual stocks. So that factoid filtered its way over to the graphics design department, who were told to prominently display something about how you can still buy individual stocks.
Don't read too much into marketing materials.
It's likely that they surveyed a lot of potential customers and found a significant number were afraid that Wealthfront wouldn't allow them to choose individual stocks. So that factoid filtered its way over to the graphics design department, who were told to prominently display something about how you can still buy individual stocks.
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