Journal of Behavioral Finance
2014 - 2025
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Volume 21, issue 4, 2020
- Potential Underdog Bias, Overconfidence and Risk Propensity in Investor Decision-Making Behavior pp. 337-351

- Sean Combrink and Charlene Lew
- A Cointegrated VAR Analysis of Stock Price Models: Fundamentals, Psychology and Structural Change pp. 352-368

- Nicholas Mangee and Michael D. Goldberg
- Investor Overconfidence in Experimental Asset Markets across Market States pp. 369-384

- Chris Meier and Lurion De Mello
- Attention: Implied Volatility Spreads and Stock Returns pp. 385-398

- Xuechen Gao, Xuewu (Wesley) Wang and Zhipeng Yan
- Does the Value Premium Decline with Investor Interest in Value? pp. 399-411

- Gunter Löffler
- Forecasting Foreign Exchange Markets Using Google Trends: Prediction Performance of Competing Models pp. 412-422

- Jordan Wilcoxson, Lendie Follett and Sean Severe
- The Role of Market Sentiment in Asset Allocations and Stock Returns pp. 423-441

- Jitka Hilliard, Arun Narayanasamy and Shen Zhang
- Content and Characteristics of Private in-House Meetings pp. 442-455

- Jian Chen, Yixiao Zhou and Zhen Qi
Volume 21, issue 3, 2020
- S&P 500 Affiliation and Stock Price Informativeness pp. 219-232

- Shinhua Liu
- Does Probability Weighting Drive Lottery Preferences? pp. 233-247

- Benjamin Blau, Jared DeLisle and Ryan J. Whitby
- Unexpected Share Repurchase Announcements pp. 248-265

- June Dung Pham, Thanh Nguyen, Hari Adhikari and Trang Minh Pham
- Why do Households Leave Money on the Table? The Case of Subsidized Pension Products pp. 266-283

- Tobias Meyll, Thomas Pauls and Andreas Walter
- Underperformance of Actively Managed Portfolios: Some Behavioral Insights pp. 284-300

- Eben Otuteye and Mohammad Siddiquee
- Development of Scale to Measure Objectives-Oriented Investment Behavior pp. 301-310

- Sanjay Rastogi and Saurabh Gupta
- Private Information Transmission, Momentum and Reversal pp. 311-322

- Haijun Yang and Wei Xia
- Numerosity: Forward and Reverse Stock Splits pp. 323-335

- Jessica West, Carol Azab, K. C. Ma and Michael Bitter
Volume 21, issue 2, 2020
- Crash Fears and Stock Market Effects: Evidence From Web Searches and Printed News Articles pp. 117-127

- Jussi Nikkinen and Jarkko Peltomäki
- Exuberance in Financial Markets: Evidence from Machine Learning Algorithms pp. 128-135

- Jan Viebig
- Are Time Preference and Risk Preference Associated with Cognitive Intelligence and Emotional Intelligence? pp. 136-156

- Lucy Ackert, Richard Deaves, Jennifer Miele and Quang Nguyen
- Does Implied Volatility Pricing Follow the Tenets of Prospect Theory? pp. 157-173

- François Desmoulins-Lebeault, Luc Meunier and Sima Ohadi
- Country herding in the global market pp. 174-185

- Tao Chen
- Short Selling Pressure, Reporting Transparency, and the Use of Real and Accruals Earnings Management to Meet Benchmarks pp. 186-204

- Kristina Rennekamp, Kathy Rupar and Nicholas Seybert
- Overnight Returns: An International Sentiment Measure pp. 205-217

- Florian Weißofner and Ulrich Wessels
Volume 21, issue 1, 2020
- The Power of Peers: Prompting Savings Behavior Through Social Comparison pp. 1-13

- Martina Raue, Lisa A. D'Ambrosio and Joseph F. Coughlin
- Heaping on Dividends: The Role of Dividend Size and Information Uncertainty pp. 14-26

- Keith Jakob and Yoonsoo Nam
- Does Investor Sentiment Drive Stock Market Bubbles? Beware of Excessive Optimism! pp. 27-41

- Wei-Fong Pan
- Emotions in the Stock Market pp. 42-56

- John Griffith, Mohammad Najand and Jiancheng Shen
- Investor Sentiment and Mutual Fund Alpha pp. 57-65

- Qiang Bu
- A Closer Look at the Disposition Effect in U.S. Equity Option Markets pp. 66-77

- Kelley Bergsma, Andy Fodor and Emily Tedford
- Perceived Attractiveness of Structured Financial Products: The Role of Presentation Format and Reference Instruments pp. 78-102

- Vladimir Anic and Martin Wallmeier
- Investor Attention and Cryptocurrency Returns: Evidence from Quantile Causality Approach pp. 103-115

- Sowmya Subramaniam and Madhumita Chakraborty
Volume 20, issue 4, 2019
- Single Stock Call Options as Lottery Tickets: Overpricing and Investor Sentiment pp. 385-407

- Luiz Félix, Roman Kräussl and Philip Stork
- The Herds of Bulls and Bears in Leveraged ETF Market pp. 408-423

- Stephen Bahadar, Haroon Mahmood and Rashid Zaman
- Using Annual Report Sentiment as a Proxy for Financial Distress in U.S. Banks pp. 424-436

- Priyank Gandhi, Tim Loughran and Bill McDonald
- Institutional Investment Patterns in Gender-Diverse Firms pp. 437-450

- Jodonnis Rodriguez and Edward R. Lawrence
- Does Asymmetric Information Drive Herding? An Empirical Analysis pp. 451-470

- Yaseen S. Alhaj-Yaseen and Xi Rao
- Option Market Signals and the Disposition Effect Around Equity Earnings Announcements pp. 471-489

- Adam C. Harper and Salil K. Sarkar
- Sophisticated Investor Attention and Market Reaction to Earnings Announcements: Evidence From the SEC’s EDGAR Log Files pp. 490-503

- Ruihai Li, Xuewu (Wesley) Wang, Zhipeng Yan and Yan Zhao
Volume 20, issue 3, 2019
- Risk Willingness and Perceived Utilities to Explain Risky Investment Choices: A Behavioral Model pp. 255-266

- Philip Y. K. Cheng
- An Empirical Analysis of Investor Confidence Incorporated in Market Prices pp. 267-293

- Austin Murphy and Liang Fu
- Investor Attention and Stock Price Movement pp. 294-303

- Chiao-Ming Cheng, Alex Huang and Ming-Che Hu
- Investors’ Uncertainty and Stock Market Risk pp. 304-315

- Diego Escobari and Mohammad Jafarinejad
- Does Internet Search Volume Predict Market Returns and Investors’ Trading Behavior? pp. 316-338

- Bonha Koo, Joon Chae and Hyungjoo Kim
- Myopic Loss Aversion, Personality, and Gender pp. 339-353

- Robert B. Durand, Lucia Fung and Manapon Limkriangkrai
- How Do Investors Determine Stock Prices after Large Price Shocks? pp. 354-368

- Kevin Brady and Arjan Premti
- The Chinese Media Effect in Bull and Bear Markets pp. 369-383

- Tzu-Lun Huang
Volume 20, issue 2, 2019
- The Psychological Predictors of Older Preretirees’ Financial Self-Efficacy pp. 127-138

- Sarah D. Asebedo, Martin C. Seay, Kristy Archuleta and Gary Brase
- Anchoring-Adjusted Option Pricing Models pp. 139-153

- Hammad Siddiqi
- Exogenous and Endogenous Attention and the Convergence of Analysts’ Forecasts pp. 154-172

- Robert B. Durand, Manapon Limkriangkrai and Lucia Fung
- Forecaster Overconfidence and Market Survey Performance pp. 173-194

- Richard Deaves, Jin Lei and Michael Schröder
- Industry Herding and the Profitability of Momentum Strategies During Market Crises pp. 195-212

- Riza Demirer and Huacheng Zhang
- Does Social Media Get Your Attention? pp. 213-226

- Di Wu
- Big Data Algorithmic Trading Systems Based on Investors’ Mood pp. 227-238

- Raúl Gómez Martínez, Miguel Prado Román and Paola Plaza Casado
- Market Moods and Network Dynamics of Stock Returns: The Bipolar Behavior pp. 239-254

- Ali Irannezhad Ajirlou, Hamidreza Esmalifalak, Maryam Esmalifalak, Sahar Pordeli Behrouz and Farid Soltanalizadeh
Volume 20, issue 1, 2019
- When Are Investors Rational? pp. 1-18

- Saptarshi Mukherjee and Sankar De
- Price Clustering and Investor Sentiment pp. 19-30

- Benjamin Blau
- News Sentiment: A New Yield Curve Factor pp. 31-41

- Nina Gotthelf and Matthias W. Uhl
- Market Volatility and Financial Satisfaction: The Role of Financial Self-Efficacy pp. 42-52

- Sarah Asebedo and Patrick Payne
- Collective Perception and Exchange Rates pp. 53-65

- Markum Reed and Kaotar Ankouri
- Is Knowledge Cursed When Forecasting the Forecasts of Others? pp. 66-72

- Swee-Hoon Chuah, Robert Hoffmann, Bin Liu and Monica Tan
- Does High Stock Price Synchronicity Always Hurt Mutual Fund Industry? Sentiment Matters pp. 73-80

- Feng Dong and Son Dang Wilson
- Paradigm Conflict and the Wealth Effects of Blockholder Formation in Private Target Acquisitions pp. 81-95

- Samer Adra and Elie Menassa
- Improved Mutual Fund Investment Choice Architecture pp. 96-106

- Philip W. S. Newall and Katie N. Parker
- Individual Differences in the Disposition Effect pp. 107-126

- Marco Cecchini, Emanuele Bajo, Paolo Maria Russo and Maurizio Sobrero
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