Journal of Behavioral Finance

2014 - 2025

Current editor(s): Brian Bruce

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The Role of Industry Effects in Simultaneous Reversal and Momentum Patterns in One-Month Stock Returns pp. 309-320: Marc W. Simpson and Axel Grossman
Predicting Equity Markets with Digital Online Media Sentiment: Evidence from Markov-switching Models pp. 321-335: Steven J. Nooijen and Simon Broda
Career Risk pp. 336-341: Joachim Klement
A Study of Social Network Effects on the Stock Market pp. 342-351: Markum Reed
When and Where Are Informed Traders? What Is Their Relationship with Analysts in the Price Discovery Process? pp. 352-364: Natividad Blasco and Pilar Corredor
Information Transmission Through Rumors in Stock Markets: A New Evidence pp. 365-381: Chun-Da Chen and Ali Kutan
Culture in Preferences for Income Equality and Safety Nets pp. 382-388: Meir Statman
EOV Editorial Board pp. 389-389: The Editors

Analyst Behavior: The Geography of Social Interaction pp. 201-216: Frederik König
The Effect of Style, Feedback, and Context on Portfolio Exploratory Behavior pp. 217-228: Sheridan Taylor and Roger Taylor
What Is Common Among Return Anomalies? Evidence from Insider Trading pp. 229-243: Levon Goukasian, Qingzhong Ma and Wei Zhang
Reputational Herding in Financial Markets: A Laboratory Experiment pp. 244-266: Andreas Roider and Andrea Voskort
Behavioral Factors Affecting the Home Bias Phenomenon: Experimental Tests pp. 267-279: Sivan Riff and Yossi Yagil
Overconfidence and Bubbles in Experimental Asset Markets pp. 280-292: Julija Michailova and Ulrich Schmidt
Predatory-Prey Decision Making During Market Bubbles—Preliminary Evidence from a Neurobiological Study pp. 293-308: Olivier Mesly and Stéphane Bouchard

Irrational Mutual Fund Managers: Explaining Differences in Their Behavior pp. 99-123: Sina Wulfmeyer
The Idiosyncratic Risk-Return Relation: A Quantile Regression Approach Based on the Prospect Theory pp. 124-143: Bong-Soo Lee and Leon Li
Pension Fund Herding and the Influence of Management Style pp. 144-156: Mercedes Alda and Luis Ferruz
Identifying the Transition from Efficient-Market to Herding Behavior: Using a Method from Econophysics pp. 157-182: María José Muñoz Torrecillas, Rossitsa Yalamova and Bill McKelvey
Stock Characteristics, Investor Type, and Market Myopia pp. 183-199: Cristina Del Rio and Rafael Santamaria

Soft Strategic Information and IPO Underpricing pp. 1-17: James C. Brau, James Cicon and Grant McQueen
Changes in Investors' Market Attention and Near-Term Stock Market Returns pp. 18-30: Antti Klemola, Jussi Nikkinen and Jarkko Peltomäki
Management Speaks, Investors Listen: Are Investors Too Focused on Managerial Disclosures? pp. 31-44: Lisa Koonce, Nick Seybert and James Smith
Investor Attention on the Social Web pp. 45-59: Xian Li, James A. Hendler and John L. Teall
Interviews with Institutional Investors: The How and Why of Active Investing pp. 60-84: F. Douglas Foster and Geoffrey J. Warren
Psychological Points of Equilibrium in Asset Valuation During Market Bubbles pp. 85-98: Olivier Mesly and David Tessier

Risk Information and Retirement Investment Choice Mistakes Under Prospect Theory pp. 279-296: Hazel Bateman, Ralph Stevens and Andy Lai
A Cumulative Prospect View on Portfolios that Hold Structured Products pp. 297-310: Jürgen Vandenbroucke
Trading Behavior of Institutional Investors and Stock Index Futures Returns in Taiwan pp. 311-326: Hung-Cheng Lai and Kuan Min Wang
Trading Volume, Heterogeneous Expectations, and Earnings Announcements pp. 327-343: Thanh Huong Dinh and Jean-François Gajewski
Misvaluation and Behavioral Bias in Financial Markets pp. 344-356: Jayendra Gokhale, Carol Horton Tremblay and Victor J. Tremblay
Information Diffusion and Momentum in Laboratory Markets pp. 357-372: Shengle Lin
Analyst Herding Behavior and Analyst Affiliation: Evidence from Business Groups pp. 373-386: Junghee Lee and Jung-wha Lee
EOV Editorial Board pp. ebi-ebi: The Editors

Born for Finance? Experimental Evidence of the Impact of Finance Education pp. 199-205: Bryan McCannon and Jeffrey Peterson
Investor Sentiment and Financial Market Volatility pp. 206-219: Hui-Chu Shu and Jung-Hsien Chang
Brain Activity of the Investor's Stock Market Financial Decision pp. 220-230: João Paulo Vieito, Armando Freitas da Rocha and Fabio Theoto Rocha
Subjective Probability in Behavioral Economics and Finance: A Radical Reformulation pp. 231-249: H. Joel Jeffrey and Anthony O. Putman
Wealth Maximization in the Context of Blind Trust – A Neurobiological Research pp. 250-266: Olivier Mesly
Investor Inattention and Under-Reaction to Repurchase Announcements pp. 267-277: Lee-Young Cheng, Zhipeng Yan, Yan Zhao and Li-Ming Gao

Time-Varying Market Price of Risk and Investor Sentiment: Evidence from a Multivariate GARCH Model pp. 105-119: David W. Johnk and Gökçe Soydemir
An Experimental Study of the Effect of Market Performance on Annuitization and Equity Allocations pp. 120-129: Julie R. Agnew, Lisa R. Anderson and Lisa R. Szykman
Stock Market Image: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly pp. 130-139: Dawn M. Dobni and Marie D. Racine
Overcoming Cognitive Biases: A Heuristic for Making Value Investing Decisions pp. 140-149: Eben Otuteye and Mohammad Siddiquee
The Freeze-out Bond Exchange Offer: An Experimental Approach pp. 150-162: Flavio Bazzana, Luigi Mittone and Luciano Andreozzi
Are Emerging Market Investors Overly Pessimistic in Extreme Risk-off Periods? pp. 163-172: Jan Viebig
Detecting Lies in the Financial Industry: A Survey of Investment Professionals' Beliefs pp. 173-182: Maria Hartwig, Jason A. Voss and D. Brian Wallace
Asset Legitimacy in Experimental Asset Markets pp. 183-198: Debapriya Jojo Paul, Julia Henker and Sian Owen

The Use of Word Lists in Textual Analysis pp. 1-11: Tim Loughran and Bill McDonald
Impact of Information Disclosure on Prices, Volume, and Market Volatility: An Experimental Approach pp. 12-19: Yang Zhang, Hong Zhang and Michael Seiler
Why Might Investors Choose Active Management? pp. 20-39: F. Douglas Foster and Geoffrey J. Warren
Adaptive Trading and Longevity pp. 40-50: Ryan Garvey and Fei Wu
Investor Sentiment and Stock Market Liquidity pp. 51-67: Shuming Liu
On the Persistence of Overconfidence: Evidence From Multi-Unit Auctions pp. 68-80: Emmanuel Morales-Camargo, Orly Sade, Charles Schnitzlein and Jaime F. Zender
Investor Sentiment and Short-Term Returns for Size-Adjusted Value and Growth Portfolios pp. 81-93: Doug Waggle and Pankaj Agrrawal
How Investor Perceptions Drive Actual Trading and Risk-Taking Behavior pp. 94-103: Arvid O. I. Hoffmann, Thomas Post and Joost M. E. Pennings