People with ADHD traits tend to take bigger financial risks but see lower returns, study finds
People who show signs of attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder tend to take greater financial risks when trading online, but these decisions may come at a cost. A new study published in Scientific Reports suggests that individuals with higher levels of inattention and impulsivity tend to exhibit riskier trading behavior and experience lower investment returns.
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People with ADHD traits tend to take bigger financial risks but see lower returns, study finds
