This study aims to explore the relationship between the disposition effect and herding behavior of investors trading Taiwanese information technology stocks. This study differs from previous literature in two aspects. First, in contrast with the earlier studies that focused on investigating investors’ herding behavior, this study explores the possibility that the disposition effect drives investors’ herding behavior. Additionally, it takes an in-depth look at the interdependence between the disposition effect and herding behavior of investors, including lead-lag relationship and volatility transmission effect. Empirical results show that investors trading Taiwan’s information technology stocks exhibit pronounced herding behavior and that th...
Herding behavior is a term used to describe how a group of investors will imitate one another in ord...
Available empirical evidences reveal that macroeconomic information influences investor’s herd...
Abstract: This paper examines intentional herding among institutional investors with a particular fo...
[[abstract]]There are more personal investors than institutional investors in Taiwan's stock market,...
[[abstract]]Using high frequency intraday data, this paper investigates the herding behavior of inst...
[[abstract]]Using high frequency intraday data, this paper investigates the herding behavior of inst...
This study employs daily trading data to examine the herding behavior of institutional investors in ...
[[abstract]]This study combines the concepts of information asymmetry from classical finance theory ...
[[abstract]]This study examines the relationships between the herding of various investor groups and...
Some individual investors follow institutional investors in trading, a phenomenon called herding, th...
[[abstract]]This study explores the effect of herding behavior and investor sentiment on momentum pr...
Herding behaviour is the elusive phenomena. It means collective actions behaved by individuals under...
Over the last couple decades, more evidence has been found supporting the notion that investors are ...
Over the last couple decades, more evidence has been found supporting the notion that investors are ...
Herding behavior is a term used to describe how a group of investors will imitate one another in ord...
Herding behavior is a term used to describe how a group of investors will imitate one another in ord...
Available empirical evidences reveal that macroeconomic information influences investor’s herd...
Abstract: This paper examines intentional herding among institutional investors with a particular fo...
[[abstract]]There are more personal investors than institutional investors in Taiwan's stock market,...
[[abstract]]Using high frequency intraday data, this paper investigates the herding behavior of inst...
[[abstract]]Using high frequency intraday data, this paper investigates the herding behavior of inst...
This study employs daily trading data to examine the herding behavior of institutional investors in ...
[[abstract]]This study combines the concepts of information asymmetry from classical finance theory ...
[[abstract]]This study examines the relationships between the herding of various investor groups and...
Some individual investors follow institutional investors in trading, a phenomenon called herding, th...
[[abstract]]This study explores the effect of herding behavior and investor sentiment on momentum pr...
Herding behaviour is the elusive phenomena. It means collective actions behaved by individuals under...
Over the last couple decades, more evidence has been found supporting the notion that investors are ...
Over the last couple decades, more evidence has been found supporting the notion that investors are ...
Herding behavior is a term used to describe how a group of investors will imitate one another in ord...
Herding behavior is a term used to describe how a group of investors will imitate one another in ord...
Available empirical evidences reveal that macroeconomic information influences investor’s herd...
Abstract: This paper examines intentional herding among institutional investors with a particular fo...