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December 30, 2017 | History
Over the past decade, and especially after the recent 2007-2009 and 2011 financial crises, academics and financial practitioners alike have devoted significant resources to trying to identify investment strategies that are successful regardless of wider economic and financial market conditions.
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Publish Date
2013
Publisher
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Book Details
Table of Contents
Innhold
Preface
Outlining the structure of the book
Acknowledgements and author’s foreword
From standard finance to behavioural finance?
Individual economic decision-making
The efficient market hypothesis
Behavioural Finance
Prospect theory
Heuristics and biases related to financial investments
Financial behaviour stemming from familiarity
Financial behaviour stemming from representativeness
Anchoring
Overconfidence and excessive trading
Path-dependent behaviour
Financial anomalies – Do behavioural factors explain stock market puzzles?
The January effect & Small-firm effect
The winner’s curse
The equity premium puzzle
Value premium puzzle
Other anomalies
Famous real-world bubbles
Tulipmania
The South Sea bubble
The 1929 stock market crash
The dot.com/tech bubble
The U.S. housing boom and bust
Some behavioural finance thoughts on the present financial crises
Bubbles: Past, Present and Future
Behavioural investing
Points to consider for the behavioural investor
List of references
Endnotes
ID Numbers
Links outside Open Library
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