Evaluation of the Financial Investment Preferences of Individual Investors from Behavioral Finance: The Case of Istanbul

Yurttadur, Mustafa; Ozcelik, Havva

doi:10.1016/j.procs.2019.09.112

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“…As a result, the age of an individual may in uence his/her self-evaluations (Rosenberg 1979) and could directly in uence IIN. Yurttadur and Ozcelik (2019) show that an overcon dence-tendency is observed in middle-age. Thus, I hypothesize that: Individuals' age, as a moderator, will have a positive impact on IIN towards SMP.…”

Section: Maturitymentioning

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Impact of psychosocial factors on investors’ inclination: The Case of the South Pacific Stock

Saliya

2022

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Previous research has documented that psychocognitive resources and socioeconomic status have significant influences on investment behavior in financial assets. Drawing from the positive psychosocial perspective, I hypothesized that positive enterprising personality mediates the influence of individual characteristics on investment behaviour and tested them using Structural Equation Modeling method. The findings are that the enterprising personality mediates the influence of individual characteristics on investors’ inclination to invest which, in turn, influences stock market participation. These findings will be useful for financial service providers and regulators in designing educational programs to enhance enterprising personality qualities amongst people generally, and inculcate positive attitudes towards stock investments through mass-awareness programs.Subject classification codes: JEL: A13, A11, B26, C51, D53, G10, G41, G53, O16, O56, P34

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Section: Maturitymentioning

confidence: 80%

Impact of psychosocial factors on investors’ inclination: The Case of the South Pacific Stock

Saliya

2022

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“…The analysis indicates the need to create an index to evaluate ICO projects in terms of significant factors for investors in the decision-making process [ 15 ]. The presence of these characteristics contributes to the achievement of the goals set by the project team.…”

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Prospects for the Development of ICO as an Alternative Financing Instrument

Shalneva

Egorova

Provotorova

2020

Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems

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The article investigates problems of evaluating the economic effect of ICO (initial coin offering) process as an alternative financing instrument in the field of corporate innovation for all stakeholders taking into account their interests and potential benefits. To create an index for ICO’s assessment, the correlation and regression analyses were held. A sample of 234 projects was formed, which presented groups of successful and unsuccessful ICO projects. This index allows to evaluate the project by the criteria which are vital for investors and could be implemented in the practice of the companies within financial planning of their innovation activities. Also, the article pays attention to the overview of the ICO’s perspectives in Russia and worldwide: modifications of the classic ICO scheme, ways of legislation and technical development in the sphere of cryptocurrency.

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“…According to Hunjra et al (2016), the main determinants of choice of investment are propensity of risk, framing of problem, asymmetry of information, and perception of risk. Connecting intuition to common sense, Yurttadur and Ozcelik (2019)…”

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Impact of Psychosocial Factors on Sustainability of Stock Investors’ Inclination: A Case of the South Pacific Stock Market

Candauda Arachchige

2024

SLIIT BR

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Previous research has documented that psycho-cognitive resources and socioeconomic status have significant influences on investment behavior in financial assets. Drawing from the positive psychosocial perspective, I hypothesized that positive enterprising personality mediates the influence of individual characteristics on investment behavior. I tested this hypothesis in the Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) framework using a purposive sample of potential stock investors in Fiji. The theoretical framework and analytical procedures, I introduce here, can also be used to discover additional factors influencing investment inclination and then estimate the predictors of stock market investments in other developing countries with similar socioeconomic contexts, for example, Sri Lanka. The results revealed that four latent factors (Intuition, Education and knowledge, Sociocultural norms, and Enterprising personality) are distinct dimensions of investment inclination together with the maturity factor (Age) towards stock investments. The findings could broaden our understanding about the direct and indirect impact of psychosocial characteristics on stock market participation through positive, personal resources such as an enterprising personality. The findings will be useful for financial service providers and regulators in designing educational programs for different levels of maturity, knowledge, and education, to enhance enterprising personality qualities amongst people generally, and inculcate positive attitudes towards stock investments in the young through high school curricula and mass-awareness programs.

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Evaluation of the Financial Investment Preferences of Individual Investors from Behavioral Finance: The Case of Istanbul

Cited by 12 publications

References 2 publications

Impact of psychosocial factors on investors’ inclination: The Case of the South Pacific Stock

Impact of psychosocial factors on investors’ inclination: The Case of the South Pacific Stock

Prospects for the Development of ICO as an Alternative Financing Instrument

Impact of Psychosocial Factors on Sustainability of Stock Investors’ Inclination: A Case of the South Pacific Stock Market

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