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Investors' trading activity, a behavioural perspective: professionals vs. individuals

Kourtidis, Dimitrios; Å½eljko Å evi?; Chatzoglou, … - In: International Journal of Behavioural Accounting and Finance 2 (2011) 3/4, pp. 346-366

investment behaviour: overconfidence, risk tolerance, self-monitoring and social influence. Adopting this approach, a cluster …

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Does investment risk tolerance predict emotional and behavioural reactions to market turmoil?

Corter, James E. - In: International Journal of Behavioural Accounting and Finance 2 (2011) 3/4, pp. 225-237

To assess if risk attitudes play a role in individual investors' reactions to adverse events in financial markets, members of a university community (N = 102) were administered a risk tolerance instrument. Additional survey items asked about financial, emotional and behavioural effects of the...

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Asymmetry in market efficiency across economic states: explanation and implication

Hammami, Yacine - In: International Journal of Behavioural Accounting and Finance 3 (2012) 3/4, pp. 270-279

inefficient in good times. This article explains why some psychological phenomena such as wishful thinking, overconfidence and the …

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The patterns of prediction, trade, and transfer of wealth from overconfident investors in the capital market: a case study in an experimental setting

Kufepaksi, Mahatma - In: International Journal of Behavioural Accounting and Finance 2 (2011) 3/4, pp. 289-309

methodology, participants are classified into three groups based on their score of overconfidence: moderate, more overconfident … further, that this led to losses, except when the majority of all market players suffered from overconfidence due to bad news. …

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European stock market dynamics: implications of overconfidence and the disposition effect for turnover

Ouarda, Moatemri; Bori, Abdelfeteh El - In: International Journal of Behavioural Accounting and Finance 4 (2014) 2, pp. 133-152

The main objective of this study is to determine whether the effects of overconfidence bias and the disposition effect … biases on the transaction volume. The effects of overconfidence bias will be examined in the interaction of stock returns and … overconfidence bias. However, distinguishing the effects of overconfidence from the disposition effect is achieved in a more robust …

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Individual investor behaviour: evidence from the clients of a small credit cooperative bank

Cervellati, Enrico Maria; Fattori, Pino; Pattitoni, … - In: International Journal of Behavioural Accounting and Finance 2 (2011) 3/4, pp. 191-207

overconfidence. …

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The impact of market sentiment on capital structures in the USA

Oliver, Barry R. - In: International Journal of Behavioural Accounting and Finance 1 (2010) 4, pp. 335-348

This paper represents one of the first studies to document an empirical relation between market sentiment and capital structure in the USA. In a sample of US firms we find that market sentiment as proxied by the University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index is pervasive and significant in...

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Behavioural corporate finance: existing research and future directions

Fairchild, Richard - In: International Journal of Behavioural Accounting and Finance 1 (2010) 4, pp. 277-293

Behavioural corporate finance (BCF) examines the effects of managerial and investor psychological biases on a firm's corporate finance decisions (such as investment appraisal and capital structure). In contrast to the well-developed research in behavioural finance (which examines the effects of...

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