Add to ORKGCryptocurrencies have become a hot topic in finance: its price swings have gathered attention from investors therefore they have become an appealing asset to hold alongside other financial instruments. Despite this, do cryptocurrencies reflect the same investment behavior as seen in other assets? This paper aims to study irrational behavior with a focus on the disposition effect in stocks and Bitcoin. Is there a disposition effect in cryptocurrencies and, if so, how different are the effects between the two assets? The findings suggest there is disposition effect in Bitcoin, but it is stronger for stocks
Studies originating from the perspective of classical finance theory have traditionally presented st...
The disposition effect refers to the empirical fact that investors have a higher propensity to sell ...
This paper provides an in-depth analysis of how the disposition effect (DE) varies both across indiv...
Cryptocurrencies have become a hot topic in finance: its price swings have gathered attention from i...
This paper is a survey of existing papers on the disposition effect, which may be described as a ten...
If behavioral biases explain asset pricing anomalies, they should also materialize in cryptocurrency...
Since its inception, bitcoin has occupied a prominent role in the cryptocurrency market. As bitcoin ...
This paper adds to the growing literature of cryptocurrency and behavioral finance. Specifically, we...
Since the launch of Bitcoin in 2008, cryptocurrencies have garnered a lot of attention in the financ...
Purpose The present study sets out to examine the empirical literature on the behavioural aspects of...
The disposition effect is a behavioural finance anomaly that has been observed in many populations i...
In this paper, we estimate the behavioral component of the Grinblatt and Han (2002) model and derive...
The existing studies underline the relationship between individual behavior and market information o...
Research from the behavioural finance paradigm has detected bias in investors' decision making. One ...
The disposition effect describes the tendency to sell winners (stocks with a paper gain) and hold lo...
Studies originating from the perspective of classical finance theory have traditionally presented st...
The disposition effect refers to the empirical fact that investors have a higher propensity to sell ...
This paper provides an in-depth analysis of how the disposition effect (DE) varies both across indiv...
Cryptocurrencies have become a hot topic in finance: its price swings have gathered attention from i...
This paper is a survey of existing papers on the disposition effect, which may be described as a ten...
If behavioral biases explain asset pricing anomalies, they should also materialize in cryptocurrency...
Since its inception, bitcoin has occupied a prominent role in the cryptocurrency market. As bitcoin ...
This paper adds to the growing literature of cryptocurrency and behavioral finance. Specifically, we...
Since the launch of Bitcoin in 2008, cryptocurrencies have garnered a lot of attention in the financ...
Purpose The present study sets out to examine the empirical literature on the behavioural aspects of...
The disposition effect is a behavioural finance anomaly that has been observed in many populations i...
In this paper, we estimate the behavioral component of the Grinblatt and Han (2002) model and derive...
The existing studies underline the relationship between individual behavior and market information o...
Research from the behavioural finance paradigm has detected bias in investors' decision making. One ...
The disposition effect describes the tendency to sell winners (stocks with a paper gain) and hold lo...
Studies originating from the perspective of classical finance theory have traditionally presented st...
The disposition effect refers to the empirical fact that investors have a higher propensity to sell ...
This paper provides an in-depth analysis of how the disposition effect (DE) varies both across indiv...