نتایج جستجو برای: selling winners and holding losers

تعداد نتایج: 16830384  

Journal: :Int. J. Game Theory 2006
Geir B. Asheim Carl Andreas Claussen Tore Nilssen

We consider a situation where society decides, through majority voting in a secret ballot, between the alternatives of ‘reform’ and ‘status quo’. Reform is assumed to create a minority of winners, while being efficient in the Kaldor–Hicks sense.We explore the consequences of allowing binding transfers between voters conditional on the chosen alternative. In particular, we establish conditions u...

2000
Joseph L. Scarpaci

The socialist leadership seeks to remedy the tattered fabric of Havana’s built environment by drawing on a comparative advantage: tourism. Since 1959, tourism had never been a leading economic sector. Fidel Castro had often vowed that Cuba would not become an island of bourgeoisie-catering bartenders and chambermaids as did other Caribbean nations (Eckstein 1977). Accordingly, in 1975, just 25,...

1998
TERRANCE ODEAN Brad Barber Peter Klein Hayne Leland Richard Lyons David Modest John Nofsinger James Poterba Mark Rubinstein Paul Ruud Richard Sansing Richard Thaler Brett Trueman

I test the disposition effect, the tendency of investors to hold losing investments too long and sell winning investments too soon, by analyzing trading records for 10,000 accounts at a large discount brokerage house. These investors demonstrate a strong preference for realizing winners rather than losers. Their behavior does not appear to be motivated by a desire to rebalance portfolios, or to...

2015
Amrik Singh Chekitan S. Dev

One of the factors that separated winning hotels from losers in the recession was the hotels’ management of marketing expenses. By matching a group of 100 winners to 106 losers, based on high or low financial performance during the nadir of the recent recession, the study highlights the effects of marketing expenses as one primary driver of revenue and profit. The study compares the two groups’...

Journal: :Psychological science 2011
Karim S Kassam Carey K Morewedge Daniel T Gilbert Timothy D Wilson

Salience and satisfaction are important factors in determining the comparisons that people make. We hypothesized that people make salient comparisons first, and then make satisfying comparisons only if salient comparisons leave them unsatisfied. This hypothesis suggests an asymmetry between winning and losing. For winners, comparison with a salient alternative (i.e., losing) brings satisfaction...

2015
Matthias Doepke Martin Schneider Veronika Selezneva

When the Fed aims for higher inflation, middle-aged, middle-class households, who tend to have big mortgages, benefit at the expense of wealthy retirees, who have a lot of their savings in bank accounts and bonds. Poor and young households are less affected because they are less likely to own homes and their debt burdens are low. In this model, monetary policy not only creates winners and loser...

Journal: :European Union Politics 2004

Journal: :Journal of International Economics 2021

We study the effects of sovereign debt inflows on domestic firms. To do so, we exploit episodes large inflows, which follow announcements inclusion six emerging countries into major indexes. find that these events reduce government bond yields, appreciate currency, and have heterogeneous stock-market Firms operating in tradable industries experience lower returns than firms non-tradable industr...

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