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behavioral finance

behavioral finance Behavioral finance is an area of finance that examines how psychological biases and emotions influence investment decisions and the allocation of assets.

Behavioral finance is an area of finance that examines how psychological biases and emotions influence investment decisions and the allocation of assets. In the packet, it is described through effects such as regret, where remorse and hesitation can shape choices and lead investors to avoid recognizing losses or to miss opportunities.

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Drafting source: Larni-Fooeik AmirMohammad; Sadjadi Seyed Jafar; Mohammadi Emran. Stochastic portfolio optimization: A regret-based approach on volatility risk measures: An empirical evidence from The New York stock market. 2024; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0299699; article XML SHA-256 7cccd9171495b8e7a61e29d062311c2d24d1a04ca0e0fb5e7d8abeaf53907ab5. “Stochastic portfolio optimization: A regret-based approach on volatility risk measures: An empirical evidence from The New York stock market” (10.1371/journal.pone.0299699).
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