- Women outperformed males by about 1.8% per year, in a 2018 study by The Warwick Business School with 2,800 investors
- Female clients earned 0.4% higher returns and were better savers, in a 2021 Fidelity study of over 8 million investment accounts
- A larger performance difference of nearly 1% was identified in a UC Berkeley study in the 1990s
- Women are less likely to trade actively vs. the men,
Hint: You won’t have to try too hard, as long as you learn how to leverage your innate female characteristics that has been proven to lead to better investing results over time.
Back in 2017, I first wrote about how women make for better investors than men, as long you learn to leverage your innate feminine traits and instincts that make for outperformance.
This is not just me making bold claims – numerous research studies and surveys have since proven that the women indeed do make better investors. Consider these:
