Stock market madness: Can you really get rich from the stock exchange?

A magazine article examines the phenomenon of young people investing in the stock market. Harel Koldan, a financial planner, explains the growing accessibility but warns against expectations of quick money and claims that for many wealthy individuals, their apartment was the best investment.

A ynet magazine article examines the phenomenon of the increase in the number of young people and teenagers investing in the stock market through trading apps. Harel Koldan, a holistic financial planner, explains that real-time access to information, lower fees, and the ability to invest in indices like the S&P 500 have made the market more accessible than ever. However, he warns against expectations of quick money and describes the attempt to pick specific stocks as a gamble. According to him, the best investment for many wealthy individuals was their own apartment, and he recommends a diversified approach through index investing, which expresses confidence in global economic growth.