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Is Warren Buffett's Commentary on Accounting, Governance and Investing Practices Reflected in the Investment Decisions and Subsequent Influence of Berkshire Hathaway?
Bowen, Robert M. - 2013
We examine (i) whether the business practices of Berkshire Hathaway investees are consistent with Warren Buffett's public statements on what constitutes good accounting, governance and investing practices and (ii) whether these practices are associated with Berkshire's initial “selection” or...
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Chapter 5 : Household Investment Decisions
Bogan, Vicki L. - 2014
Within the area of finance, most basic theoretical models do not fully describe true household investment decision-making behavior. This is due in large part to the fact that most traditional finance models are based on the assumptions that financial markets operate without frictions and that...
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Chapter 30 : Real Estate Investment Decision-Making in Behavioral Finance
Beracha, Eli - 2014
far above their fundamental values. Conversely, during bear markets, loss aversion, false reference points and anchoring …
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Understanding Behavioral Aspects of Financial Planning and Investing
Baker, H. Kent - 2015
Understanding fundamental human tendencies can help financial planners and advisers recognize behaviors that may interfere with clients achieving their long-term goals. The authors describe several well-established behavioral biases and suggest how to overcome them
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Meet Markets : Investor Meetings and Expected Returns
So, Eric C.; Wang, Rongfei; Zhang, Ran - 2021
We show meetings of investors and firms convey information about expected returns. Investors frequently travel to meet in-person with firms before investing, and we show firms with abnormally frequent meetings predictably outperform firms with abnormally infrequent meetings by roughly 70-to-100...
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Do investors hold that they know? : impact of familiarity bias on investor's reluctance to realize losses ; experimental approach
Bulipopova, Ekaterina; Zhdanov, Vladislav; Simonov, Artem - In: Finance research letters 11 (2014) 4, pp. 463-469
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Are investors reluctant to realize their losses?
Odean, Terrance - In: Choices, values, and frames, (pp. 371-392). 2002
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Are investors reluctant to realize their losses?
Odean, Terrance - In: The journal of finance : the journal of the American … 53 (1998) 5, pp. 1775-1798
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What are investors afraid of? : finding the big bad wolf
Alemanni, Barbara; Uberti, Pierpaolo - In: International Journal of Financial Studies : open … 7 (2019) 3/42, pp. 1-12
allocation. Loss aversion per se is a relevant variable in explaining financial risk-taking. …
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Risk Propensity of Investors in Unrealized Capital Losses
Kim, Somyung; Ohk, Kiyool - 2023
The disposition effect occurs when investors hold unrealized loss assets for too long and sell unrealized profit assets …. Our findings suggest that investors have a risk-averse propensity for highly illiquid assets in unrealized loss areas and … occurs in unrealized capital loss, and the disposition effect is reversed …
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