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To what extent do investors in a financial market anchor their judgments? : evidence from the Hong Kong horserace betting market

Johnson, Johnnie E. V.; Liu, Shuang; Schnytzer, Adi - 2011

This paper explores the use of the anchoring and adjustment heuristic by decision makers in a financial market; in particular, the degree to which horserace bettors anchor their probability judgments on the advantage afforded by a horse's barrier-position. The results suggest that under certain...