Derivative Markets

Locke, Peter

doi:10.1002/9781118258415.ch33

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“…However, the studies on the disposition effect in derivative markets are negligible. Behavioral biases and sentiments affect derivative markets (Locke, 2011), options contracts (Li et al , 2021), commodity returns (Simon and Manu, 2021), future market liquidity (Ryu and Yu, 2022) and so it is important to see the presence and effect of disposition effect in derivatives. We suggest exploring the role of the disposition effect in derivatives markets.…”

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Shed old baggage and invest wisely. A bibliometric and thematic analysis of disposition effect and investment

Mundi

Vashisht

2023

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Purpose This paper aims to review, systematize and integrate existing research on disposition effect and investments. This study conducts bibliometric analysis, including performance analysis and science mapping and thematic analysis of studies on disposition effect. Design/methodology/approach This study adopted a thematic and bibliometric analysis of the papers related to the disposition effect. A total of 231 papers published from 1971 to 2021 were retrieved from the Scopus database for the study, and bibliometric analysis and thematic analysis were performed. Findings This study’s findings demonstrate that research on the disposition effect is interdisciplinary and influences the research in the domain of both corporate and behavioral finance. This review indicates limited research on cross-country data. This study indicates a strong presence of work on investor psychology and behavioral finance when it comes to the disposition effect. The findings of thematic analysis further highlight that most of the research has focused on prospect theory, trading strategies and a few cognitive and emotional biases. Practical implications The findings of this study can be used by investors to minimize their biases and losses. The study also highlights new techniques in machine learning and neurosciences, which can help investment firms better understand their clients’ behavior. Policymakers can use the study’s findings to nudge investors’ behavior, focusing on minimizing the effects of the disposition effect. Originality/value This study has performed the quantitative bibliometric and thematic analysis of existing studies on the disposition effect and identified areas of future research on the phenomenon of disposition effect in investments.

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Shed old baggage and invest wisely. A bibliometric and thematic analysis of disposition effect and investment

Mundi

Vashisht

2023

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“…We argue that affecting our familiarity preference is something we can do to reduce stereotypes and promote equality. Familiarity preference can be a powerful factor that can influence stereotyping because it is innate and universal (Rose et al, 1982;Shinskey & Munakata, 2005;Thompson & Trevathan, 2009;Mehler et al, 1978), and it affects our decision making in a wide range of subjects (Locke, 2011). In particular, it lays the foundation for the trust that builds relationships (Gefen, 2000).…”

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Interventions to Reduce Stereotyping Through Targeting Familiarity Preference

Liu

Baek

2021

J Stud Res

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As people perceive familiar and unfamiliar individuals, they may subconsciously be influenced by stereotypical information that is harmful to the target. Stereotyping affects everyone and is connected to innate biases, noting familiarity preference in particular. Given the pervasiveness of this, we investigate the impact of familiarity preference on stereotypes through discussing and referencing research related to the topics of stereotypes, familiarity preference, and interventions to reduce stereotyping through targeting familiarity preference. Indeed, the warm feeling of recognition builds a trusting bond between individuals with the possibility to reduce stereotypical assumptions by affecting familiarity preference; therefore, we consider interventions by way of social media, education, and in-person exposure. Our discussion is essential in enhancing the understanding of how both stereotypes and familiarity preferences affect individuals’ interactions and the necessity to reduce the damage that results from stereotyping.

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Derivative Markets

Cited by 2 publications

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Shed old baggage and invest wisely. A bibliometric and thematic analysis of disposition effect and investment

Shed old baggage and invest wisely. A bibliometric and thematic analysis of disposition effect and investment

Interventions to Reduce Stereotyping Through Targeting Familiarity Preference

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