2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.socec.2009.08.001
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Waning vigilance and the disposition effect: Evidence from Thailand on individual investor decision making

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“…This is where home owners are affected by reference points such as purchace price, and are unable to cope selling their house at a loss. In other words, investors tend to be too willing to sell high return assets but too unwilling to sell lossmaking asset; investors are risk aversion when in profit, risk loving when in loss [31]. (7).…”
Section: Behavioral Financementioning
confidence: 99%
“…This is where home owners are affected by reference points such as purchace price, and are unable to cope selling their house at a loss. In other words, investors tend to be too willing to sell high return assets but too unwilling to sell lossmaking asset; investors are risk aversion when in profit, risk loving when in loss [31]. (7).…”
Section: Behavioral Financementioning
confidence: 99%