Can anybody help me? I need information/ articles concerning the following subject: Brand management & Behavioral-Finance King regards Jan-Philipp Weers (MBA)...
Dear all, I would like your help. Please consider the following question and email your reply to me. The overall results will be written up in a forthcoming...
Hmm, how to build a good brand to bolster the stock image and how to push up the stock image to bolster the brand recognition? A kind of reciprocal spin? I...
15 "Montier, James" <james.montier@...> wrote: Dear all, I would like your help. Please consider the following question and email your reply to me. The...
I agree that zero is an interesting pick because it's the only number for which two-thirds of it is the same. But also consider the following reasoning: If the...
Dear group, In my opinion answers to this query should be send to <mailto:james.montier@...> james.montier@... ("email your reply to me") and not to...
That's what I thought at first, but the experiment could be done on two levels: with and without such feedback. Bob Bronson Bronson Capital Markets Research ...
That's what I thought at first, but the experiment could be done on two levels: with and without such feedback. True, but from the quote "email your reply to...
Come on James, I've appreciated your research papers within Dresdner a lot, I even bought your book (although it's typically Wiley Finance overpriced) and use...
Actualy it might be interesting to see what numbers come out after people see the workings of the ostensible Nash Equilibrium and its consequences.. _____ ...
Im in at 23... But it would be more fun to see how this game goes after repeated trials. As it is put me down for a second order 23 _____ From: Roman Kräussl...
Of course zero is the absoultely correct answer and. By thus by definition the least likely one to be correct.. Remember you have to assign some probability to...
... Yes zero should the unique rational solution ... but zero will not be the right answer. As you mentioned, not everybody is rational, there are already non...
Here we go again... Hi James I do hope that our group is fully rational so I'll go for THE ONE. ZERO is also fine but I am afraid that some numerics would...
I am looking for the PDF file whoes title is Lee and Swaminathan (2000). "Price Momentum and Trading Volume." Journal of Finance. Are there anyone who have it?...
Roman, I respect the zero solution, as I have already posted, but if the submissions were to follow a bell-shaped curve, it takes two-thirds of 75 to win with...
I am not sure I understand how this connects to BF ideas. I would think that the expected answer if we were not told how the winner was chosen would be 50 as...
Dear Analysists, I observe that although many answers are already sent properly to Mr. Montier some people tend to manipulate the community by communicating...
Dogan, you practically expressed my thoughts ! But if I didn't interfere in the public debate (as I think like you that all answers should go directly to...
masataka kurita - the pdf your looking for can be easily found with google it is on ssrn as well: http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=92589 ...
Here you are... Hope it can be a help for you. Btw, may I know what are u doing with the paper? Welly Soewandono Citibank - Indonesia _____ From: sasuke1152002...
I located a .pdf of "Price Momentum and Trading Volume," at the Social Science Research Network site. See link below. ...
Dick March
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Hi, dear members and visitors! Here is the 45th month newsletter, which I will keep short (well, February is a short month, even in a leap year ;-)) 1) Monthly...
The only rational pick is zero. Suppose people picks distribute uniformly between [0,100] - the mean is around 50. 2/3 of 50 is 33.3 - The winning number! ...
Could someone please explain the interest in 0 as the rational answer? If you continue to take 2/3 of a number, the new number will approach 0 but never reach...
