They say investing can be a boy’s
club—it’s time to set them straight.

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Nicole Sherrod
@TDANSherrod
Managing Director, Trading

This isn’t just about putting money away.

This is about using investing to shape the life and career you want. According to a seven-year study, women are engineered to be better investors than men: You have a realistic long-term vision, you’re thorough in your research, and you demonstrate control over your selections.* When you put those innate skills to work, you can build your nest egg—and your business savvy.

So stand up, embrace the market, and take control of your future. After all, it really is a woman’s world:

Here’s your opportunity to learn.

View our special webcast series that offers insights and strategies—helping you feel more confident in your investing skills.


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Webcasts

Watch, listen, and learn
from an expert.

Nicole Sherrod dishes on how investing and business strategies go hand-in-hand, your inherent investing strengths, and how you can use technology to save time.

up webcast series - presented by Nicole Sherrod

May 21, 2014  |  6 p.m. ET

Shatter the Glass Ceiling:
How Investing Can Help
Women Move Up

Women today have a tremendous thirst for advancing their careers. But if you want to land your dream job, you have to start thinking like a CEO. It’s about business strategy, trimming operational expenses, and maximizing returns—some of the same things you look for when trying to find the next stock for your portfolio. That’s why investing education is so important: When you learn to recognize these connections, you’ll see how what you know about the market can help further your career.

May 28, 2014  |  6 p.m. ET

Men Are from Mars, Women
Are Better Investors

It’s a fact: Women are born with skills that make them better at investing than men.* In our careers and as consumers, women tend to do extensive research into companies, products, services, and brands. Nicole will show you ways to take that same skill set and apply it to analyzing your next potential investing opportunity.

June 4, 2014  |  6 p.m. ET

The Busy Investor:
Using Technology to Stay
on Top of the Market

Each day, you’re pulled in different directions. Your time is precious, and you’re notorious for sharing it with others—but don’t forget about investing in yourself. That’s what investing in the market is all about: doing something important for yourself and your future. And it doesn’t have to take up all your time, either. Hear Nicole’s secrets for how you can utilize the technology you’re already using to create easy routines that can help you stay on top of the market.

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Turn the page and keep learning.

When it comes to the market, Nicole knows her stuff. See what she says about some of the books that shaped her
perspective and fueled her passion for investing.

Nicole Sherrod leads the way.

Ask Nicole Sherrod, our Managing Director of Trading, who she is and you’ll likely hear: “I’m a wife, a working mom, and a derivatives-trading, market-and-technology-obsessed chick who runs product and mobile development at TD Ameritrade.” Having worked the last 15 years as an investment professional, Nicole believes others have failed at inspiring women to become active in the market—so she’s doing something about it. Nicole wants to demonstrate how investing can help empower you to chart your own course and take your life exactly where you want it to go: up.