Group 1 - The article discusses the increasing difficulty for students to secure good educational and job opportunities, likening it to the competitive nature of the stock market where only a small percentage can succeed [1][2] - It highlights that the current generation of students faces more intense competition and higher expectations compared to previous generations, leading to a significant increase in the disparity of outcomes [1] - The author reflects on the changing landscape of the stock market, suggesting that it is becoming harder for investors to achieve consistent returns as market knowledge among new investors increases [2][3] Group 2 - The article suggests that the next long period will not be as profitable for individuals as the past 30 years, indicating a shift towards slower economic growth and potentially declining incomes [3] - It emphasizes the importance of adapting to a low-demand society, where traditional methods of wealth generation may no longer be effective [3]