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Why Women Don't Trade... And Why They Should: The Evolutionary Roots of the Gender Investment Gap and the Cost of Not Closing It

Why Women Don't Trade... And Why They Should: The Evolutionary Roots of the Gender Investment Gap and the Cost of Not Closing It

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Series: Lessons in Retail Trading. a Five Part Series to Minimise Chances of Losses and Boost Gains

General Education

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ISBN10: 1066879125
ISBN13: 9781066879120
Publisher: Westerbridge Publications
Pages: 112
Weight: 0.35
Height: 0.23 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

Why do investors consistently act against their own interests? Why does more trading produce worse returns? Why does confidence predict losses more reliably than it predicts gains?

The answers lie in behavioural finance. Some of the clearest evidence comes from studying an outperforming group: women.

Women who invest outperform men. The data is conclusive across retail investors, professional fund managers, and prop firm challenge participants. Fidelity's analysis of 5 million customers found women outperformed male investors by 0.4% annually over a decade. Warwick Business School found female retail investors outperformed the FTSE 100 by 1.94% versus men's 0.14%.

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