Hi, Shalu Maybe you will find what you are looking for in: http://equity-premium.behaviouralfinance.net/ Peter ... participation in stock market is dependent...
Also, Shalu, for other approaches than the one I mentionned below on "equity premium / risk premium", maybe you should try to look also at "risk perception",...
HI Peter, Thanks. I hope that new words can sure help me. Shalu ... From: Behavioral-Finance@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Behavioral-Finance@yahoogroups.com]On...
Most professionals and academicians agree that the Efficient Market Hypothesis and rational participants do not reflect the real markets, but no one has come...
... markets, ... let ... For examples, I'm creating a graphical representation to contrast the differences between how prices are set for EMH participants, BF ...
Hi, dear members and visitors! I'm glad to send you our group's 79th month newsletter, hope you find a good place for it on your christmas tree ;-) To follow a...
Hi! Every month, I submit an article from the BF glossary, for information, to start a debate on the topic and to get your observations. This month I chose a...
Never heard of "range estimate aversion"? Don't worry, I just coined the phrase, after hearing that next year GDP will grow 2.4%, that the candidate XXX at ...
I think that most single-point estimation is demand driven, that the people making the estimate believe or know for fact that the people seeing the estimate...
My 1st observation is really a question; is a frame in the Kahneman - Tversky meaning the same thing as a frame in the sense of agenda setting and propaganda...
Yes, that is why framing is difficult to translate in other languages, French in my case, because there are two notions and "cadrage mental" doesn't clearly...
Dear All, All those who would like to understand the basics of the financial psychology...do read " the Psychology of finance". its a great book.. am sure all...
hi peter, thanks for information i have to ask you a question; what type of relationship between the "narrow framing" bias and the"disposition effect" bias?...
... the "narrow framing" bias and the"disposition effect" bias? please can you explain me? ... I don't see much relation, as the disposition effect is the ...
That is a way to put it, Arturo, claro que si ;-) And as expectations are often based on past references I suspect many expert predictions just extrapolate...
... [ ] ... For securities analysts, estimating earnings is a tricky balancing act. The real pressure is to not be very wrong with earnings estimates and to...
Peter-- I like "range estimate aversion". Congratulations on coining the phrase. As an investment manager/analyst, I use sell-side analysts' point estimates...
Hello to all, A colleauge and me have written a paper namely, Jinx Numbers Effect. I attached here. All your comments and critics are welcommed. Ekrem Ekrem...
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Hi, dear members and visitors! I'm glad to send you our group's 80th month newsletter, First let me renew my best wishes for you all for 2007. As for our...
Peter this is yasmin. i would like to access this group to have an information about this topic . i hope you will cooperate with me. thanks and regards yasmin...
Hi all dear Friends, I'm a new PhD Student of Finance and the area I'm interested in is Portfolio Management, especially about Optimal Selection. I don't want...
Hi Mansourfar The following paper may be useful for you At-Sahalia, Y. & Brandt, M. Variable selection for portfolio choice Journal of Finance, 2001, 4,...
Hi! Every month, I submit an article from the BF glossary, for information, to start a debate on the topic and to get your observations. This month, as I...
There is an added problem with the definition of the premium. I realised this matter on a recent discussion regarding general risk science and its relation to...
I have read a lot of different opinions on how to measure the equity risk premium. Most of the analysis I've read seem to suggest that the premium is a...