This study builds on the concept of loss tolerance by introducing investment grip, a behavioral interpretation that captures investors' commitment to long-term objectives under adverse market conditions. While loss tolerance traditionally measures the maximum financial loss an investor can...

Cryptocurrency investment in India has quickly become a mainstream financial activity, but it is still highly prone to psychological factors that impact the decision-making of retail investors. This study examines the effect of personality traits on cryptocurrency investment behavior using the...

This paper gathers evidence related to behavioral anomalies like the herding bias, the disposition effect, overconfidence bias, and noise trading in the stock markets of western and eastern economies, with a focus on India, the USA, and the UK. It describes the market situation in which...

Research background: There is no research found till date that investigated the behavioural biases ("disposition effect, herding behaviour and blue-chip stocks") and "risk perception on investment decision making" in the Indian stock market (National Stock Exchange) by applying Structured...

Analyzing over 15 years of account-level trading records from Finland, we show that option features-expiration, moneyness, and the strike price-influence the behavior of retail investors and exacerbate their behavioral biases. Retail investors selectively exploit the expiration feature of...

The study examines links between automated advisory services and irrational individual investors' behaviour based on dual-process theory. The study contributes to the literature on active vs. passive digital nudges in robo-advisors and the disposition effect. Self-reporting online experiment...