Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Finance

2014 - 2025

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Volume 12, issue C, 2016

Can anchoring explain biased forecasts? Experimental evidence pp. 1-13

Lukas Meub and Till Proeger

Experimental asset markets: A survey of recent developments pp. 14-22

Owen Powell and Natalia Shestakova

Real options in the laboratory: An experimental study of sequential investment decisions pp. 23-39

Ryan O. Murphy, Sandra Andraszewicz and Simon D. Knaus

Real earnings management in innovative firms: Does CEO profile make a difference? pp. 40-54

Amel Kouaib and Anis Jarboui

Income and choice under risk pp. 55-64

Arnt O. Hopland, Egil Matsen and Bjarne Strøm

How does investor confidence lead to trading? Linking investor return experiences, confidence, and investment beliefs pp. 65-78

Arvid O.I. Hoffmann and Thomas Post

The spillover effects of management overconfidence on analyst forecasts pp. 79-92

Lisa Kramer and Chi M. Liao

Does the theory of planned behaviour (TPB) matter in Sukuk investment decisions? pp. 93-100

Mohammed Hersi Warsame and Edward Mugambi Ireri

Behavioral biases of finance professionals: Turkish evidence pp. 101-111

Halil Kiymaz, Belma Öztürkkal and K. Ali Akkemik

Aging, overconfidence, and portfolio choice pp. 112-122

Tae-Young Pak and Swarnankur Chatterjee

Volume 11, issue C, 2016

Recent developments in the experimental elicitation of time preference pp. 1-8

Stephen Cheung

Clustering of annual general meetings and stock returns: UK evidence pp. 9-12

Tolulola Lawal

Prospect theory and portfolio selection pp. 13-17

Michael J. Best and Robert R. Grauer

Social media big data and capital markets—An overview pp. 18-26

Jaroslav Bukovina

Examining pension beneficiaries’ willingness to pay for a socially responsible and impact investment portfolio: A case study in the Dutch healthcare sector pp. 27-43

George Apostolakis, Frido Kraanen and Gert van Dijk

Interest on cash, fundamental value process and bubble formation: An experimental study pp. 44-51

Giovanni Giusti, Janet Hua Jiang and Yiping Xu

Volume 10, issue C, 2016

Society for Experimental Finance Presidential Address 2015 pp. 1-4

Charles Noussair

Profiling trust: An empirical analysis pp. 5-19

Sonia Di Giannatale, Alexander Elbittar, Lucy Maya, Alfredo Ramírez and María Roa García

The direction of media influence: Real-estate news and the stock market pp. 20-31

Clive Walker

Properties of expectation biases: Optimism and overconfidence pp. 32-49

Yusuke Kinari

Mood effects in optimal debt contracts pp. 50-53

Nicholas Apergis and Dimitrios Voliotis

Ecology and finance: A quest for congruency pp. 54-62

Anne Walters, Vikash Ramiah and Imad Moosa

Why is gold a safe haven? pp. 63-71

Dirk G. Baur and Thomas K.J. McDermott

The Monday effect in the EUR/USD currency pair: Periods of EUR strength and weakness pp. 72-74

Peter J. Bush and John E. Stephens

The Credit Card Use and Debt: Is there a trade-off between compulsive buying and ill-being perception? pp. 75-87

Kelmara Mendes Vieira, Marta Olivia Rovedder de Oliveira and Franciele Inês Reis Kunkel

Timing the stock market: Does it really make no sense? pp. 88-104

Hubert Dichtl, Wolfgang Drobetz and Lawrence Kryzanowski

oTree: The “bomb” risk elicitation task pp. 105-108

Felix Holzmeister and Armin Pfurtscheller

Volume 9, issue C, 2016

Unskilled traders, overconfidence and information acquisition pp. 1-5

Philippe Grégoire

Personal information in peer-to-peer loan applications: Is less more? pp. 6-19

Fabian Prystav

Default penalty as a selection mechanism among multiple equilibria pp. 20-38

Juergen Huber, Martin Shubik and Shyam Sunder

The role of accounting in behavioral finance pp. 39-42

Andreas Hellmann

Cultural influences on risk tolerance and portfolio creation pp. 43-55

Mark K. Pyles, Yongping Li, Shifang Wu and Steven D. Dolvin

Numeraire independence and the measurement of mispricing in experimental asset markets pp. 56-62

Owen Powell

The trend is our friend: Risk parity, momentum and trend following in global asset allocation pp. 63-80

Andrew Clare, James Seaton, Peter Smith and Stephen Thomas

On the impact of semantic framing in experimental asset markets pp. 81-87

Matthias Stefan

oTree—An open-source platform for laboratory, online, and field experiments pp. 88-97

Daniel Chen, Martin Schonger and Chris Wickens

Financial distress prediction in an international context: Moderating effects of Hofstede’s original cultural dimensions pp. 98-118

Erkki K. Laitinen and Arto Suvas

Do stock splits signal undervaluation? pp. 119-124

Mohammad A. Karim and Sayan Sarkar

Ambiguity vs risk: An experimental study of overconfidence, gender and trading activity pp. 125-131

Xiaolan Yang and Li Zhu

Emerging market active managers: Skilled or stubborn? pp. 132-135

Antonio Fasano and Giuseppe Galloppo

Investor sentiment, limits on arbitrage, and the performance of cross-country stock market anomalies pp. 136-163

Adam Zaremba

Volume 8, issue C, 2015

Trader characteristics and fundamental value trajectories in an asset market experiment pp. 1-17

Adriana Breaban and Charles Noussair

Cut your losses and let your profits run: How shifting feelings of personal responsibility reverses the disposition effect pp. 18-24

Jaakko Aspara and Arvid O.I. Hoffmann

Does investor sentiment predict the asset volatility? Evidence from emerging stock market India pp. 25-39

Jyoti Kumari and Jitendra Mahakud

Herding behavior in real estate markets: Novel evidence from a Markov-switching model pp. 40-43

Vassilios Babalos, Mehmet Balcilar and Rangan Gupta

Determinants of risk attitudes using sample surveys: The implications of a high rate of nonresponse pp. 44-53

Luca Zanin

Learning by aspiring professional traders: Learning to take risk pp. 54-63

Peter R. Locke and Steven C. Mann

Dishonest or professional behavior? Can we tell? A comment on: Cohn et al. 2014, Nature 516, 86–89, “Business culture and dishonesty in the banking industry” pp. 64-67

Thomas Stöckl

Volume 7, issue C, 2015

Perceptual noise and perceived inflation after the Euro currency changeover pp. 1-16

Pete Lunn and David Duffy

Pay-What-You-Want pricing schemes: A self-image perspective pp. 17-28

Goytom Kahsay and Margaret Samahita

The impact of analyst report complexity on trading decisions in an experimental setting pp. 29-32

Oliver Wojahn, Susanne Geister and Julia Richter

Exercising empowerment in an investment environment pp. 33-41

Mohamed Gomaa, Kiridaran Kanagaretnam, Stuart Mestelman and Mohamed Shehata

Religiosity and risk-taking in international banking pp. 42-59

Kiridaran Kanagaretnam, Gerald J. Lobo, Chong Wang and Dennis J. Whalen

Effects of bonuses on diversification in delegated stock portfolio management pp. 60-70

Martin Hedesström, Tommy Gärling, Maria Andersson and Anders Biel

Diurnal rhythms in investor sentiment pp. 71-81

Tilman Drerup