After reading the article, respond to the following discussion prompt: For me this was the high point of the article: "Advisors will no doubt struggle with the duty of impartiality when balancing the needs of Millennial investors and those of Gen Xers and Boomers. Take investing in fossil fuel companies such as ExxonMobil, for example. Given Millennials conservative stance on investments and their overwhelming belief that global warming is a fact, not a theory, might advisors be in breach of their fiduciary duty by investing millennials retirement assets in ExxonMobil?" This raises an interesting question, should one's investments reflect one's values? Beyond advisors, I think the investors themselves need to ask this of themselves. Should someone that ho