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When describing any large group it's important to understand and explain nuances that may show how different people might react to different situations. Simply saying "Americans" these days does not necessarily mean one monolith of people. The same is true for "investors." There are long-term investors, and conservative investors and savvy investors and so on. Drill down even deeper and one can see the different types of investors depending on where they live.
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