Table 5

Bayesian linear regression model of overconfidence

Model comparison - I engage in investments that are SR
ModelsP(M)P(M|data)BFMBF10R2
beststocksinportfolio + tradebymyself0.0100.20627.0261.0000.254
beststocksinportfolio0.0240.1265.9350.2450.203
skills&expertiseininvesting0.0240.0723.1880.1400.193
analyzenewinfoaptly + beststocksinportfolio + tradebymyself0.0070.0476.8640.3040.258
skills&expertiseininvesting + tradebymyself0.0100.0475.0840.2260.229
skills&expertiseininvesting + beststocksinportfolio + tradebymyself0.0070.0385.4850.2450.254
beststocksinportfolio + tradebymyself + prioritytoownopinion0.0070.0375.3690.2400.254
stockmktawareness + beststocksinportfolio + tradebymyself0.0070.0375.3460.2390.254
stockmktawareness + skills&expertiseininvesting + analyzenewinfoaptly + beststocksinportfolio + tradebymyself + prioritytoownopinion0.1430.0310.1910.0100.260
skills&expertiseininvesting + beststocksinportfolio0.0100.0212.2610.1030.216

Note(s): BFM (Bayesian Factor Model) quantifies the evidence favoring one model over another. P(M) is the probability of a specific model. P(M|data) is the probability of the model given the observed data. BF10 is the Bayes Factor supporting the alternative hypothesis over the null hypothesis. R2 represents the coefficient of determination, indicating the proportion of variance in the dependent variable explained by the independent variables

Stockmktawareness: I am well aware of everything that happens in the stock market

skills&expertiseininvesting: I have the required skills and expertise needed for making investment decisions in the stock market

analyznewinfoaptly: I can analyze the new information in the market aptly

Beststocksinportfolio: My portfolio contains the best stocks

Tradebymyself: I trade by myself

Prioritytoownopinion: While making an investment decision, I give priority to my opinion regarding the decision above all the other factors

Source(s): Table by authors

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