[BOOK][B] Finance for normal people: how investors and markets behave
M Statman - 2017 - books.google.com
Finance for Normal People teaches behavioral finance to people like you and me-normal
people, neither rational nor irrational. We are consumers, savers, investors, and managers …
people, neither rational nor irrational. We are consumers, savers, investors, and managers …
[PDF][PDF] The Impact of Demographicand Psychological Characteristics on the Investment Prejudices in Tehran Stock
B Jamshidinavid, S Amiri - European Journal of Business and Social …, 2012 - academia.edu
ABSTRACT he purpose of this research is to discuss the relationship between Personality
traits and demographic ones on the financial behavior prejudices in Tehran Stock in 2011. In …
traits and demographic ones on the financial behavior prejudices in Tehran Stock in 2011. In …
[HTML][HTML] Do 'big losses' in judgmental adjustments to statistical forecasts affect experts' behaviour?
The behaviour of poker players and sports gamblers has been shown to change after
winning or losing a significant amount of money on a single hand. In this paper, we explore …
winning or losing a significant amount of money on a single hand. In this paper, we explore …
Elucidating the influence of demographics and psychological traits on investment biases
HW Lin - International Journal of Economics and …, 2011 - publications.waset.org
This study explored the relationship between psychological traits, demographics and
financial behavioral biases for individual investors in Taiwan stock market. By using …
financial behavioral biases for individual investors in Taiwan stock market. By using …
Poker player behavior after big wins and big losses
We find that experienced poker players typically change their style of play after winning or
losing a big pot—most notably, playing less cautiously after a big loss, evidently hoping for …
losing a big pot—most notably, playing less cautiously after a big loss, evidently hoping for …
How do prior gains and losses affect subsequent risk taking? New evidence from individual-level horse race bets
N Suhonen, J Saastamoinen - Management Science, 2018 - pubsonline.informs.org
Many empirical studies focusing on how prior outcomes affect subsequent risk taking report
conclusions that appear mutually contradictory. While some studies document increased risk …
conclusions that appear mutually contradictory. While some studies document increased risk …
How herding bias could be derived from individual investor types and risk tolerance?
HW Lin - International Journal of Economics and …, 2012 - publications.waset.org
This paper is to clarify the relationship of individual investor types, risk tolerance and herding
bias. The questionnaire survey investigation is conducted to collect 389 valid and voluntary …
bias. The questionnaire survey investigation is conducted to collect 389 valid and voluntary …
Reactive risk-taking: anxiety regulation via approach motivation increases risk-taking behavior
Experimental research and real-world events demonstrate a puzzling phenomenon—
anxiety, which primarily inspires caution, sometimes precedes bouts of risk-taking. We …
anxiety, which primarily inspires caution, sometimes precedes bouts of risk-taking. We …
Negative tail events, emotions and risk taking
We design a novel experiment to assess investors' behavioural and physiological reactions
to negative tail events. Investors who observed, without suffering from, tail events decreased …
to negative tail events. Investors who observed, without suffering from, tail events decreased …
The tournament phenomenon beyond agency theory: behavioral economic experiment
BG Borisov, R Lueg - Journal of Portfolio Management, 2016 - search.proquest.com
The tournament phenomenon suggests that fund managers with above-the-median first-half
performance tend to decrease the second-half risk of their investments, and vice versa. The …
performance tend to decrease the second-half risk of their investments, and vice versa. The …