Brits better at spotting horror movie warning signs than investment red flags

Surveying 666 UK 18-40 year olds, the research found 37% said they would feel pressure to buy quickly or risk missing out.   This was despite 65% spotting "this is your only chance" as a classic horror warning sign. The pattern also holds for other pressure tactics, the FCA revealed. While 59% recognised countdowns like the ticking clock in Saw as a tactic designed to make characters act rashly, just 5% said they would be suspicious of the pressure created by a rising investment price graph. Nearly half (47%) recognised that horror sequels often bring back familiar threats disgu...