Hearing the Sound of the Wave: What Impedes One’s Ability to Foresee Innovations?

Миловидов, В.

doi:10.17323/2500-2597.2018.1.88.97

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“…In studying this problem, the author hypothesizes that an essential skill contributing to developing adequate solutions under uncertainty and information asymmetry is to “differentiate signals distinguishable” from the general news flow. According to the author, such signals may indicate events that have the potential for exponential scaling of consequences (exponentially scalable events) that lead to unexpected and radical changes in various areas of human activity (Milovidov, 2015a, b, 2018). From the other hand, in the late 90s and early 2000s, the concept of attention-induced trading was developed in the scientific literature in the field of behavioral finance, according to which investors in the financial market tended to pay attention to attention-grabbing stocks and other financial instruments (Barber and Odean, 2008; Seasholes and Wu, 2007; Yaun, 2015).…”

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Redefining investors' goals in the post–normal world

Миловидов

2023

JRF

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PurposeThe purpose of the article is to show the changing behavior of investors in the post-pandemic period, the continued development of “emotional communities” in the financial market, as well as the factors contributing to their formation and the role of such communities in the elaboration of investors' decisions.Design/methodology/approachThe research includes an analysis of the popularity of various terms searched in the US segment of Google in the financial category from 2004 to 2022, their correlation with financial market indicators and theoretical observations around these data.FindingsThe results obtained by the author allow him to draw the following conclusions: (1) the change in investors' behavior indicates the formation of the new distributed community-centric model of the financial market; (2) the main distinguishing feature of the behavior of many retail investors is gamification; (3) the networking of investors contributes to a significant change in their priorities in the elaboration of investment decisions; (4) the fundamental indicators of the financial market play an ever decreasing role in the decision-making of individual investors.Originality/valueTo the best of the author's knowledge, the formation of emotional communities of investors and their role in the elaboration of mass investor decisions is not widely covered in the literature. The paper develops a framework for further studies on the role of emotional communities in the financial market and in changing behavior of retail investors.

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Redefining investors' goals in the post–normal world

Миловидов

2023

JRF

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“…That is why such innovations are very hard to identify or predict, their disruptive nature only becomes evident at a stage when preventing their proliferation is no longer possible [Milovidov, 2018]. Many large companies fell victim to disruptive innovations.…”

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Innovations, Sustainable Growth and Energetics: Is Leap of Civilization Possible?

Миловидов¹

2019

Foresight and STI Governance

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“…This article is a continuation of the author's research for identifying exponentially scalable events (ESE) capable of causing significant transformations of socio-economic, political relations and institutions (Milovidov 2015(Milovidov , 2018. The development of global information and communication network technologies are examples of such ESE.…”

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Pandemic in the network society: Network readiness increases population vulnerability to COVID-19 in less developed countries

2021

AOecon

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This paper examines the factors which determine the impact of network communication and network connections on the likelihood of contracting the new coronavirus in the European and Latin American countries. The author presents several data sets to prove the following suggestions: 1) The generalized indicators of economic development and society’s globalization are not indicators of how vulnerable a country’s population may be in a pandemic; 2) Not the economy as such, but the conventional way of life of people, their daily behaviour and habits have a decisive influence on the disease spread; 3) Factors of prevention of illness and health promotion such as the habit of exercise, distance, and network communications use modern online services to become protective factors against the risk of infection only at a certain level of development of the country; 4) In the developed countries, a much broader set of factors than in the developing countries determine protection against disease risk; 5) The evolution of a networked society opens up significant opportunities for the developing countries to improve the quality of life, and the emergence of new, progressive traditions.

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Hearing the Sound of the Wave: What Impedes One’s Ability to Foresee Innovations?

Abstract: T his paper offers a broad view on foreseeing innovation,

Cited by 10 publications

References 16 publications

Redefining investors' goals in the post–normal world

Redefining investors' goals in the post–normal world

Innovations, Sustainable Growth and Energetics: Is Leap of Civilization Possible?

Pandemic in the network society: Network readiness increases population vulnerability to COVID-19 in less developed countries

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