Women are better investors
"A study of 2,800 investors over three years by the Warwick Business School, found that women investors outperformed men by 1.8% per year. Women tend to be long-term planners who focus on reaching their financial goals. They are less likely to be motivated by making quick, riskier returns and more easily seek out expert financial advice than men."
Source:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.iol.co.za/amp/personal-finance/retirement/devastating-financial-gender-gap-has-grown-women-are-better-investors-but-retire-with-30-40-less-than-men-5cd448b4-e400-497e-a524-970fdd359f6f
" A separate study by
Hargreaves Lansdown, the UK’s biggest consumer investment platform, also found that women investors had the edge, returning on average 0.81 per cent more than men over a three-year period. Hargreaves points out that if this pattern were to continue for 30 years, the average woman would end up with a portfolio worth 25 per cent more than the average man.
This begs the question — why don’t more women invest? Public perceptions of women’s investment prowess are much less positive. In the US, Fidelity Investments’ latest
Women and Money Survey found that only 9 per cent of people surveyed believed women to be better at investing than men."
Source:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.ft.com/content/f3835072-66a6-11e9-9adc-98bf1d35a056
" It looks like
women investors are beating their male counterparts when it comes to investing. An investment report by
ET MONEY has found that in each of the past four years, women
investors on ETMONEY have earned around 10% more returns every year as compared to their male counterparts, with their
investments offering the best returns in 2020, the year that challenged every investor. "This difference in the average annual returns earned by men and women is reflective of two key traits - women investors turning savvier in finance and honing healthier financial habits," stated a press release by ET MONEY."
Source:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/m.economictimes.com/wealth/personal-finance-news/women-earn-more-average-return-from-their-investments-than-men-in-the-past-four-years-investment-report/amp_articleshow/81389409.cms
Men dominating financial fields has nothing to do with a woman's lack of ability.
Both Islam and Christianity (and Judaism) treat women like shit so that's no surprise there. Two sides, same coin.