Journal of Behavioral Finance

2014 - 2025

Current editor(s): Brian Bruce

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The Effects of Earnings Guidance on Investors’ Perceptions of Firm Credibility in a Two-Firm Setting pp. 277-286: Mario J. Maletta and Yue Zhang
Reuters Sentiment and Stock Returns pp. 287-298: Matthias W. Uhl
Do Institutional and Individual Investors Differ in Their Preference for Financial Skewness? pp. 299-311: Kimberly F. Luchtenberg and Michael Seiler
The Time Varying Relation Between Consumer Confidence and Equities pp. 312-317: Cetin Ciner
Psychological Oil Price Barrier and Firm Returns pp. 318-333: Paresh Narayan and Seema Narayan
The Credit Crisis and De Nova Mimicking in Security Analysis pp. 334-340: Mike Cudd, Marcelo Eduardo and Lloyd Roberts
Behavioral Finance in Joseph de la Vega's Confusion de Confusiones pp. 341-350: Teresa Corzo, Margarita Prat and Esther Vaquero
On the Internal Consistency of Stock Market Forecasts pp. 351-359: Christian Pierdzioch and Jan-Christoph Rülke
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Managerial Expectations of Synergy and the Performance of Acquiring Firms: The Contribution of Soft Data pp. 161-175: James Cicon, Jonathan Clarke, Stephen P. Ferris and Narayanan Jayaraman
Analysts’ Forecast Dispersion and Stock Returns: A Quantile Regression Approach pp. 175-183: Leon Li and Jyong-Sian Wu
A Behavioral Shift in Earnings Response After Regulation FD pp. 184-194: Seung Woog Kwag
Do Newspaper Articles Predict Aggregate Stock Returns? pp. 195-213: Manuel Ammann, Roman Frey and Michael Verhofen
The Core of Predation: The Predatory Core—Finding the Neurobiological Center of Financial Predators and Preys pp. 214-225: Olivier Mesly
A Social-Psychological Perspective on Herding in Stock Markets pp. 226-234: Maria Andersson, Martin Hedesström and Tommy Gärling
Individual Characteristics and the Disposition Effect: The Opposing Effects of Confidence and Self-Regard pp. 235-250: Kathryn Kadous, William B. Tayler, Jane M. Thayer and Donald Young
Psychology, Stock/FX Trading and Option Prices pp. 251-268: Alan Beilis, Jan W. Dash and Jacqueline Volkman Wise
Determinants of Inflow to Mutual Funds: Criterion and Methodology for Their Application to the Mainland China Market pp. 269-276: Tzu-Yi Yang and Yu-Tai Yang

Double Bubbles in Assets Markets With Multiple Generations pp. 79-88: Cary Deck, David Porter and Vernon Smith
The Effect of Word-of-Mouth Communication on Stock Holdings and Trades: Empirical Evidence From an Emerging Market pp. 89-98: Metin Argan, Guven Sevil and Abdullah Yalama
Decision Utility and Anticipated Discrete Emotions: An Investment Decision Model pp. 99-108: Philip Y. K. Cheng
Mr. Market's Mind: Finance's Hard Problem pp. 109-119: Patrick Schotanus
The New York Times and Wall Street Journal: Does Their Coverage of Earnings Announcements Cause “Stale” News to Become “New” News? pp. 120-132: Matthew Pinnuck
Information and Investor Behavior Surrounding Earnings Announcements pp. 133-143: C. José García, Begoña Herrero and Ana M. Ibáñez
Intraday Stock Market Behavior After Shocks: The Importance of Bull and Bear Markets in Spain pp. 144-159: Jose Luis Miralles-Marcelo, Jose Luis Miralles-Quiros and Maria del Mar Miralles-Quiros

Throwing Good Money After Bad? The Impact of the Escalation of Commitment of Mutual Fund Managers on Fund Performance pp. 1-15: Yu-En Lin, Whei-May Fan and Hsiang-Hsuan Chih
Excessive Volatility is Also a Feature of Individual Level Forecasts pp. 16-29: Anjali Nursimulu and Peter Bossaerts
A Turning Point Method For Measuring Investor Sentiment pp. 30-42: Ray R. Sturm
The PR Premium pp. 43-55: Smadar Siev
Security Returns and Tax Aversion Bias: Behavioral Responses to Tax Labels pp. 56-69: Kay Blaufus and Axel Möhlmann
Exploring Ambiguity and Familiarity Effects in The “Earnings Game” Between Managers and Investors pp. 70-77: Ning Du and Marjorie K. Shelley