Investment activity in Slovakia remains highly exclusive, with only 11 percent of households participating. A small, university-educated group with savings exceeding 15,000 euros and existing mortgages controls half of all active investments. While Slovak households have historically preferred traditional bank deposits, there has been a gradual increase in investment activity in recent years. Many individuals have indirectly entered the current artificial intelligence boom through mutual funds and pension savings. Despite this trend, investing remains a privilege of a narrow, educated demographic. The data highlights a significant gap in financial engagement across the general population. Overall, the shift toward diverse assets is slow but present.