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A recent study by SEBI has found that relationship status influences trading profitability, with single individuals and females emerging as pro-traders. The study suggests that women traders are often more calm and collected compared to their male counterparts, who tend to chase unrealistic profits. However, some male traders reportedly use demat accounts in the names of their wives or mothers to save on taxes, potentially skewing the perception of female trading prowess. Market insiders agree with SEBI's findings but emphasize the need to dig deeper into the reasons behind women's trading success.
#MarketsWithMC | Are women calm, collected super-traders compared to clumsy men grasping for unrealistic profits, as a recent study by #Sebi suggests? 🧐 Market participants say we must dig deeper. Read what they have to say 👇 https://t.co/wPzbJpMjt4 @SrushtiVaidya2 | #Women…
#MarketsWithMC | Are women calm, collected super-traders compared to clumsy men chasing unrealistic profits, as #Sebi suggests? 🧐 Market insiders say yes! ✅ What’s behind women’s trading success? 🙄 @SrushtiVaidya2 breaks it down 👇 https://t.co/QY1CtCk1T2 #Women #Trading
Many male traders use demat accounts created in the names of their wives or mothers (who may be housewives) to save on taxes. Therefore, the trading prowess could really be of the man who is operating the woman's account 😞 https://t.co/ESsepDZI4Q via @moneycontrolcom
