US stocks surpass real estate! American household asset allocation experiences its third major reversal in 65 years. Data from the second quarter of 2025 shows that stocks and mutual funds account for a record 31% of household net worth, while real estate's share falls below 30%. This is not just a simple shift in investment preferences, but a gamble for high growth in exchange for balance sheet stability. The personal savings rate in the US is at a historical low, and when 31% of wealth turns into stocks that fluctuate every second, a liquidity massacre is counting down. The anchor point of American household wealth is broken: US stocks overwhelm real estate.
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US stocks surpass real estate! American household asset allocation experiences its third major reversal in 65 years. Data from the second quarter of 2025 shows that stocks and mutual funds account for a record 31% of household net worth, while real estate's share falls below 30%. This is not just a simple shift in investment preferences, but a gamble for high growth in exchange for balance sheet stability. The personal savings rate in the US is at a historical low, and when 31% of wealth turns into stocks that fluctuate every second, a liquidity massacre is counting down. The anchor point of American household wealth is broken: US stocks overwhelm real estate.