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There has been debate over the years about whether men or women are better investors. Studies give women an edge over men with regard to investment performance. One recent study in particular is the Warwick (U.K.) Business School study of 2800 people that showed women outperforming both the market and their male counterparts. Several factors most likely account for this. 
An interesting study from Morningstar shows that the relative outperformance of large “growth” stocks versus large “value” stocks may have reached an important apex in May of this year. The analysis goes back to 1937 and shows that the two other times in which this relative performance reached such an extreme were November of 1939 and February of 2000.
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