Male Stock Analysts with Dominant Faces Get More Info and Have Better Forecasts by gnicholas

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May 7, 2023 11:30 am ET

People place great weight on facial characteristics, which some stock analysts apparently benefit from. Illustration: Alex Nabaum

For male financial analysts, having a face that is perceived as strong can be a competitive advantage, a study suggests.

But for women analysts, it can be a disadvantage, according to the study.

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