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Fortune
Nino Paoli

A 23-year-old CEO convinced his parents to open a custodial account in second grade. He fears meme stocks inflate Gen Z’s dreams of getting rich quick

Photo of Steven Wang (Credit: Courtesy of Dub)
  • Steven Wang, the 23-year-old CEO of Dub, a copy-trading platform, has been an investor almost all his life. Fueled by get-rich-quick aspirations, Wang told Fortune he’s seen how viral moments like rare meme-stock success stories have inflated his peers’ investment expectations and diminished their risk considerations. He hopes to change this.

When Steven Wang was in second grade, he convinced his parents to open a custodial stock account. Now 23 years old, he’s running Dub, a copy-trading platform aimed at solving the financial literacy gap among his peers.

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