Millennials are a lot more focused on hard statistics, scientific methods, historical trends and technology-focused ways to analyze and invest efficiently. Compared to older generations, they are much more likely to make an investment decision based on the methodology and statistics. Knowing how generations think can help advisors connect with new clients.
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