Titlebook: Behavioral Finance and Capital Markets; How Psychology Influ Adam Szyszka Book 2013 Adam Szyszka 2013 asset pricing.behavioral finance.capi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-4-431-55537-7classical theory were unrealistic, financial economists initially accepted it because its predictions seemed to fit reality. It was not until much later that contradictive evidence started to pile up and behavioral finance emerged in response.

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Alessandro Morbidelli,Christiane Froeschlérception of company value, investment selection, and portfolio management. The discussion that follows usually focuses on individual players, but may sometimes also be relevant for professional investors.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-6041-5modeling within the behavioral framework. Early models based on beliefs and preferences of investors do well with explaining some aspects, but lack power to describe other peculiarities of market behavior. Hence, the Generalized Behavioral Model is developed that aims to explain the whole range of market anomalies described in this book.

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Introductionclassical theory were unrealistic, financial economists initially accepted it because its predictions seemed to fit reality. It was not until much later that contradictive evidence started to pile up and behavioral finance emerged in response.

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Market-wide Consequences of Behavioral Biasesmodeling within the behavioral framework. Early models based on beliefs and preferences of investors do well with explaining some aspects, but lack power to describe other peculiarities of market behavior. Hence, the Generalized Behavioral Model is developed that aims to explain the whole range of market anomalies described in this book.