... finance E44 E52 G02 G24 G32 Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) represent a crucial stage in a company’s lifecycle, offering a pivotal platform for raising capital. Despite their significance, IPOs are frequently underpriced, representing potential capital that might have otherwise been...

... finance Financial literacy C83 C31 D87 G02 G11 This subsection discusses the nine common biases used in this study. However, discussing the foundation framework first (i.e. prospect theory) is essential because it has transformed our understanding of decision-making under uncertainty...

... is concluded in Section 6 . 30 05 2020 27 08 2020 04 01 2021 06 01 2021 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2021 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Stock message board Online hype Neutral sentiment Poster reputation Computational linguistics G02...

... asset markets Mood induction Emotions C92 D12 D81 G02 G11 Decision-making in asset markets has been shown to be affected by mood. Saunders (1993) uses weather on Wall Street as a proxy for mood, showing that security markets are systematically affected by local weather...

.... Kyre Dane Lahtinen can be contacted at: klahtinen@southalabama.edu 05 06 2018 19 11 2018 08 12 2018 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2019 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Gender Behavioural finance G02 The power I exert on the court...

... by cognitive bias that is characterized by intentional herding. Esin Cakan can be contacted at: ecakan@newhaven.edu 27 08 2017 05 02 2018 14 03 2018 Causality Herding G02 G11 G14 C18 The empirical validity of the efficient market hypothesis (EMH) has been questioned...

... D14 D81 D83 D84 G02 Although sophistication is important when understanding individuals’ financial decisions, less is known about the underlying mechanisms (e.g. expectations, preferences) through which sophistication influences these decisions. This should be of concern for policy makers who...

... D12 D14 G02 G11 Young adults Risk aversion Household finance Retail investors © Emerald Publishing Limited 2018 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only 13 07 2017 12 12 2017 08 02 2018 14 03 2018 Andreas Oehler can be contacted...

... on this assumption, estimate the probability that the investment of 10,000 SEK one year from now would have……. – The sum of all your answers must be equal to 100%. a) … decreased in value by more than 4,000SEK ______%. Expectations Risk Beliefs Return Subjective probability D81 D84 G02...

... in the range of 0-20 percent, rational individuals should be willing to pay between $39.80 and $40 for the second investment. © Emerald Publishing Limited 2017 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Behavioral finance Ticker fluency Ticker pronounceability G02...