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Behavioral biases and investor performance1
Algorithmic Finance, 2011Research indicates that individual investors trade excessively and underperform the market indices, Barber and Odean (2000). The purpose of this paper is to help explain which behavioral biases, if any, can explain this result using a simulation approach.
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Investor Psychology ≠ Investor Behavior
PsycCRITIQUES, 2015Harold Miller +2 more
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Ethical aspects of investor behavior
Journal of Business Ethics, 1995The neoclassical paradigm assumes that shareholders' utility is solely a function of their wealth, and prescribes that management should act in a manner consistent with share price maximization. The stakeholder view also assumes that shareholders' utility derives from wealth, but prescribes that managers must balance the shareholder wealth maximization
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ESG controversies and investor trading behavior in the Korean market
Finance Research Letters, 2023Jeongseok Bang, Doojin Ryu, Jinyoung Yu
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Ovidius University Annals, Economic Sciences Series, 2011
Our brain is daily confronted with a huge amount of information and stimulus, hard to be understood and assimilated. In this context the investment decision is often determinate by inter-temporal restrictions, psychological factors and less probable by purely rational factors.
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Our brain is daily confronted with a huge amount of information and stimulus, hard to be understood and assimilated. In this context the investment decision is often determinate by inter-temporal restrictions, psychological factors and less probable by purely rational factors.
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Speculative Behavior of Institutional Investors [PDF]
, 1986 A survey compared speculative behavior in two groups of institutional investors. The "experimental" group held stocks that had shown extraordinary price increases over the preceding year that also had high price earnings ratios. The control group held randomly selected stocks.
John Pound, Robert J. Shiller
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Sensitivity to Investor Sentiment and Investor Behavior
Korean Business Education Review, 2022openaire +1 more source
Behavioral Finance and Investor Psychology
International Scientific Journal of Engineering and ManagementAbstract: Behavioral finance is a field that examines how psychological influences affect the financial decisions of individuals and the functioning of markets. Unlike traditional theories, which assume investors are always rational and markets are efficient, behavioral finance acknowledges that emotions, biases, and social factors often lead to ...
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