March 2013
Beginner
256 pages
6h 33m
English
Content preview from Behavioral Finance
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Index
Above average effect
Abreu-Brunnermeier model
Ackert, Lucy F.
Addiction, neuroeconomics and
Agnew, Julie R.
Alexander, Shaun
Allais, Maurice
Allais paradox
American Finance Association, Black's address to
Anchoring, perception bias and
Anderson, Lisa R.
Anomalies
causality and statistics
illusions
inertial effects
perception biases
prospect theory
utility function and rationality
Anwar, Yunita
Arbitrage profit, fungibility and
Arbitrageurs:
Abreu-Brunnermeier model and
as rational traders, in Shleifer model
Arrow, Kenneth
Balduzzi, Pierluigi
Ball, Ray
Barber, Brad
Base building (reversal pattern)
Base rates, conditional probability and
Behavioral finance
forerunners of
Behavioral finance and efficient market hypothesis, compared
additional research needs
contrarian investing and calendar effect
decision making and Kahneman and Tversky
law of one price and
lessons from behavioral research
noise trader research
price and information changes
semi-strong hypothesis and
Beta:
in CAPM
common use of
Bias. See Perception biases
Bid-offer spreads
Black, Fischer
Bleichrodt, H.
Blume, Marshall
Bodie, Zvi
Boesky, Ivan
Book-to-market values, issue of market predictability and
Brain, neuroeconomics and decisions
Brees, Drew
Brooks, Chris
Brown, Phillip
Bubbles, in stock prices:
EMH and behavioral finance compared
experimental economics and
future research needs
herd instinct models
lack of perception during
law of one price and
noise traders and
Buffett, Warren
Calendar effects
data ...
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