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* Introduction: The rate of unemployment is ever increasing even though Bangladesh is among the fastest growing economics in the world. The purpose of this study is to determine whether young adults are more incline to invest in security market than to seek employment and also to figure out which factors cause reluctance among them to invest on the stock market. Based on the Limited information we have a gathered, we have developed a hypothesis, which is "Factors such as income, parental influence, financial knowledge, and peer pressure are effecting the investment pattern of young professional. * Methods: We are collecting both primary data and secondary information for this study. Most of the secondary data are being collected from previously published journals. For primary data, a questionnaire have been created which will be distributed among young professionals between the ages of 25 to 35. The samples will be collected from Dhaka, Bangladesh. * Results: Based on the few responses we have collected, young generation have a negative perception on stock market due to market volatility, parental influence, peer pressure, and lack of knowledge about stock market. * Conclusions: As this study is still on-going, we are unable to provide any findings and have not reached any concrete conclusion.