It is unlikely that US adults will be doubling down on their investments anytime soon. Per July 2020 polling from consulting firm Phase5, 45% of US adults said that the pandemic has not created good investment opportunities. 

However, in the same polling, 47% of respondents disagree with the sentiment that the stock market is overvalued and will likely drop significantly.

Further, nearly half (52%) of US adults disagreed that the pandemic made them more risk-averse in their investments. It seems that while US consumers have confidence in the stock market, they believe the pandemic hasn't exactly resulted in the best investment opportunities.

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