The disposition effect is related to the tendency that people make faster gains than losses. Since seminal and precursor published studies in the field, lots of researches were performed on the subject and show that the disposition effect seems to be far from being fully explained. Because of this apparent lack of consensus on the subject, this essay presents an analysis of scientific literature on the disposition effect in the period between 2010 and 2014, continuing a previous research that presented a survey on the disposition effect between 1985 and 2009. Through an empirical-analytical methodology, we carried out an analysis of thirty-six works on disposition effect published in national and international journals, and the results are presented and discussed through tables, graphs and scientific networks. The findings show that, recently, there is a change in methodological procedures to investigate the theme, with the introduction of new statistical models and new types of observation of the phenomenon, what allows one to better understand the decision making process on investments.