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2016-04-22 — zerohedge.com
``According to a poll of over 1,000 American adults, even with the Dow Jones industrial average near its record high, only slightly more than half of Americans (52%) say they currently have money in the stock market, matching the lowest ownership rate in Gallup's 19-year trend.. The current figure is down slightly from 2014 and 2015, and continues a secular decline that started in 2007.''
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