The question of whether "defecting boomers" are savvy investors or victims of FOMO touches on generational behavior and market psychology. While some boomers may leverage their experience and resources to make calculated moves, others might indeed be swayed by trends, especially in volatile markets. The term "God's money" suggests a belief in certain assets as immutable, which could reflect faith over analysis. However, it’s risky to generalize—individuals vary widely, and motivations are complex. Research on generational attitudes (e.g., debates about life value or political alignment) hints at broader societal shifts, but direct evidence on investment strategies is sparse. Perhaps both factors are at play: some boomers act strategically, while others chase perceived security. Let’s avoid caricatures and acknowledge nuance. We’re all navigating uncertain times, after all.

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