We examine the effect of selected limit order tools (stop loss, take profit, and trailing stop) on the disposition effect, a well-known behavioral bias, by using experimental trading data. Our presumption is that the limit orders should significantly eliminate this behavioral bias, which may lead to higher losses than feasible for a trader. The traders of our data sample can be considered as a sample of beginners or less informed traders. Based on our analysis it is possible to conclude that limit orders have a significant impact on the disposition effect. Traders using these tools were able not only to avoid this behavioral bias, but even reverse it, which is, as far as we know, a unique result within the existing literature. Moreover, we ...
We investigate whether automatic selling devices causally reduce investors’ disposition effect (DE) ...
We investigate whether automatic selling devices causally reduce investors’ disposition effect (DE) ...
This article uses a panel survival approach to analyze the trading behavior of foreign exchange trad...
Individual investors lose money around earnings announcements, experience poor posttrade returns, ex...
Individual investors lose money around earnings announcements, experience poor posttrade returns, ex...
Retail investors are prone to the disposition effect and submit many more limit orders than market o...
Retail investors are prone to the disposition effect and submit many more limit orders than market o...
Retail investors are prone to the disposition effect and submit many more limit orders than market o...
Retail investors are prone to the disposition effect and submit many more limit orders than market o...
The paper analyzes the rationale for and profitably of limit order trading. Although limit orders ar...
The paper analyzes the rationale for and profitably of limit order trading. Although limit orders ar...
This Internet Appendix contains details on three additional analyses that were omitted from the body...
Limit order traders can mitigate non-execution risk by canceling limit orders with low probability o...
This study provides new evidence regarding the effect of limit order book disclosure on trading beha...
This paper investigates the impact of information asymmetry on the placement of limit orders. Althou...
We investigate whether automatic selling devices causally reduce investors’ disposition effect (DE) ...
We investigate whether automatic selling devices causally reduce investors’ disposition effect (DE) ...
This article uses a panel survival approach to analyze the trading behavior of foreign exchange trad...
Individual investors lose money around earnings announcements, experience poor posttrade returns, ex...
Individual investors lose money around earnings announcements, experience poor posttrade returns, ex...
Retail investors are prone to the disposition effect and submit many more limit orders than market o...
Retail investors are prone to the disposition effect and submit many more limit orders than market o...
Retail investors are prone to the disposition effect and submit many more limit orders than market o...
Retail investors are prone to the disposition effect and submit many more limit orders than market o...
The paper analyzes the rationale for and profitably of limit order trading. Although limit orders ar...
The paper analyzes the rationale for and profitably of limit order trading. Although limit orders ar...
This Internet Appendix contains details on three additional analyses that were omitted from the body...
Limit order traders can mitigate non-execution risk by canceling limit orders with low probability o...
This study provides new evidence regarding the effect of limit order book disclosure on trading beha...
This paper investigates the impact of information asymmetry on the placement of limit orders. Althou...
We investigate whether automatic selling devices causally reduce investors’ disposition effect (DE) ...
We investigate whether automatic selling devices causally reduce investors’ disposition effect (DE) ...
This article uses a panel survival approach to analyze the trading behavior of foreign exchange trad...