2005
DOI: 10.1207/s15427579jpfm0604_4
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A Behavioral Approach To Efficient Portfolio Formation

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“…They can be useful in others areas of finance as well, such as in the expectation formation processes underlying selection of the contents of portfolio. Thus, for example, Muradoglu et al (2005) examined the effectiveness of an expectation formation process heuristically based on the subjective forecasts of finance professionals. The portfolio performance of subjective forecasts was superior to that of standard time series modelling.…”
Section: Why Is Work In Behavioural Finance Important For Finance?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They can be useful in others areas of finance as well, such as in the expectation formation processes underlying selection of the contents of portfolio. Thus, for example, Muradoglu et al (2005) examined the effectiveness of an expectation formation process heuristically based on the subjective forecasts of finance professionals. The portfolio performance of subjective forecasts was superior to that of standard time series modelling.…”
Section: Why Is Work In Behavioural Finance Important For Finance?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…3: where the fluctuations of fundamental and market values of stocks of oil companies are presented. The companies were chosen under the behavioral portfolio formation [10]. The same research was done for other blue chips of big companies of significant Russian industries: pharmaceutics, chemical, telecommunication, metallurgy.…”
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confidence: 99%