It's Monday March 8th. Welcome to Marketfoolery. I'm Chris Hill with me today. It's Jason

Moser. Good to see you. It is me. It's good to see you. How's everything? I got coffee

I'm good. Man that's see I've got me I've plowed through my coffee so early in the

day. I mean we're up at like six or something and the pots already fired up and oh man

it just it disappears. I feel like you'd have to cut myself off at some point or else

we'll get out of control. Just wait till your daughter starts wrecking it. You're gonna

have to get two pots. We've got kind of a family theme today but we're gonna we're gonna

start we're gonna start with this. The stock market may very soon be getting an injection

from individual investors. This comes from a survey conducted by Deutsche Bank that says

people getting stimulus checks in the U.S. say they may invest as much as 50% into the

stock market and it breaks out by age group and and probably what you would imagine in terms

of respondents to this survey over the age of 55 thinking yeah I might put a little bit

into the stock market but only in the neighborhood of 15-16% whereas younger people are are

looking at much higher percentages and all told Deutsche Bank estimates that as much

as 170 billion dollars of these stimulus checks could end up being invested in the stock

market. There are a lot of different ways we can go with this Jason. So what is your basic

reaction? What's your gut reaction to this survey? My gut reaction is I feel like this

is the sword that could potentially cut both ways. I mean I hope I'm wrong. It does it

feels like we've seen a lot of news lately that I mean with all of the game stop stuff

and AMC and Reddit and whatnot. I mean it certainly technology is brought investing

to the masses in such a way that didn't exist obviously 10 years ago and I mean I think

it's great. I'm a big fan of it. I mean I just I hope that we actually see people

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