1988
DOI: 10.1016/0749-5978(88)90007-6
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Experimental tests of the mean-variance model for portfolio selection

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“…6: Average trading in Experiment I Table 6 shows that the average trading pattern is different from the pattern portfolio theory predicts. Subject trade far too much (see Kroll, Levy, Rapoport 1988a for similar results) and hold a wider variety of shares than theyshould. Portfolio theory can not explain why subjects seil A and F during the last periods and buy the losing share B.…”
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confidence: 91%
“…6: Average trading in Experiment I Table 6 shows that the average trading pattern is different from the pattern portfolio theory predicts. Subject trade far too much (see Kroll, Levy, Rapoport 1988a for similar results) and hold a wider variety of shares than theyshould. Portfolio theory can not explain why subjects seil A and F during the last periods and buy the losing share B.…”
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“…On the contrary, in CARA models the wealth dynamics does not affect agents' demand, implying that a performance measure has to be introduced ad hoc time by time. Furthermore, experimental literature seems to lean in favor of CRRA rather than CARA (see, e.g., Kroll et al, 1988 and Chapter 3 in Levy et al, 2000).…”
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“…Runde 2 folgt exakt dem gleichen Ablauf wie Runde 1, wobei hierbei die Rangfolge dreier weiterer Unternehmen (U I V , U V und U V I ) identifiziert werden muss. Kroll et al (1988) oder auch Bloomfield und Libby (1996) durch.…”
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