Multidimensional uncertainty and herd behavior in financial markets

Article Abstract:

The information held by traders and its quality as well as the existence and effects of shocks are some of the factors that increase the potential of herding behavior in the financial markets. The information and shocks to the financial markets amounts to the multidimensionality of uncertainty in the financial markets. If only one of the factors is present, the market can offset the effects of the uncertainty and induce a negative potential for herding behavior.

Psychological aspects, Social aspects, Securities dealers, Financial markets, Floor traders (Finance)

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Private information and trade timing

Article Abstract:

The financial situation of an investor will determine how the investor behaves after receiving private information about trading stock. Budget constraints will determine how much stock is sold and when it is sold.

Methods, Management, Tests, problems and exercises, Stock-exchange, Stock exchanges, Statistics, Investments, Bayesian statistical decision theory, Bayesian analysis

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A preference regime model of bull and bear markets

Article Abstract:

The standard capital assets pricing model and other shifting preferences can provide several prominent aspects of financial market data.

Models, Usage, Bear market, Capital assets pricing model, Capital asset pricing model, Bull market

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