Who is a better investor & trader man or woman?



Numerous studies have indicated that women's portfolios outperform their male counterparts due to the innate attributes that women have by nature that mark them from male investors in their investment approach. Women are more risk-averse, prepared to admit and research what they don't know, and their investment strategy is summed up by the phrase "slow and steady wins the race."

 

Women also have a longer investment horizon than men, so they trade less frequently. Today, it's critical that we break free from this old school of thought and strive to comprehend the value of investing more deeply from the perspective of a woman.


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"We're not wired the same way. Women are more active in planning and self-control than men. Kathy Donnelly, a proprietary trader and co-author of "The Lifecycle Trade," says, "I think that people tend to be better traders."

 

Donnelly cites a 2017 Fidelity Investments study that found that women get 40 basis points or 0.4 percent, better returns than males when investing, and that women save more. These little variances pile up over time, according to Fidelity.

 

According to a different study conducted in the United Kingdom, men outperform the country's benchmark FTSE 100 (FTSE) index by 0.14 percent, while women outperform it by 1.94 percent, a difference of 1.8 percentage points. The survey, which was performed with the help of Barclays, discovered that males trade more frequently than women – 13 times each year vs nine times during the same period.

 

Men were more likely to take profits on successful transactions while holding onto losers, according to the Warwick study, implying that female investors avoid "lottery-type" speculating. Men are more prone to invest in lower-cost stocks that help to explain the modern meme stock phenomenon. Many of the stocks targeted, such as GameStop (GME) and AMC Entertainment (AMC), are penny stocks (or at least they used to be when they traded at lower prices).

 

According to a Nasdaq report: "Women, on the whole, are more patient and allow their assets to mature. This is critical since trading and acting on short-term swings typically leads to bad outcomes. Men may learn a thing or two from women in this area."


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Alissa Coram, the multimedia content editor, says when asked about her experience as a female investor, "I believe that the market is unconcerned by how I look, where I'm from, or my age. I see it as being optimistic...there are endless chances out there, as long as you have a good set of rules and techniques to follow when investing and making sure you don't blow your account up. I believe that there is a chance for everyone and that girls should seize it without allowing misconceptions about Wall Street or the financial sector to hold them back."

 

Men have always controlled stock trading, however, there are indications that cryptocurrencies are assisting to break that stranglehold. Robinhood announced recently that the number of women crypto traders among its clients has increased sevenfold on in the year, with 40% of its active female consumers trading in crypto assets such as bitcoin (BTC-USD), ethereum (ETH-USD), and dogecoin (DOGE-USD) (DOGE-USD). "These data are promising, and they demonstrate that Cryptocurrency may be a potent instrument for decentralizing power in banking," Robinhood said.

 


 

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