Information signals and bias in investment decisions: A meta-analytic comparison of prediction and actual performance of new ventures

Vazirani, Ashish; Sarkar, Subhro; Bhattacharjee, Titas; Dwivedi, Yogesh K.; Jack, Sarah

doi:10.1016/j.jbusres.2022.113424

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“…Through the presentation of strong information about sharia principles and the benefits of sharia investment, information media can assist in making investment decisions. Furthermore, Vazirani et al (2023) conducted an analysis emphasizing that the information media can present information in a balanced manner and cover various points of view. Based on the facts that have been presented, the hypothesis is developed as follows: H5: The information media reinforces the pattern of subjective norm relationships with Islamic investment decisions in Generation Z during the Covid-19 pandemic.…”

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Generation Z Sharia investment decision patterns: Does information media matter?

Normasyhuri,

Saputri,

Anggraeni

2023

J. Eko. Keu. Isl.

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Purpose – This research examines the relationship between information quality, subjective norms, behavioral control in Generation Z Sharia investment decisions during the Covid-19 era. It also explores how media information can either reinforce or counter these factors.Methodology – Quantitative analysis was conducted in this study using SmartPLS 3.0. Primary data were collected from investor respondents during the Covid-19 pandemic from December 2021 to December 2022. The data collection was facilitated through Google Forms, and the indicator measurement utilized the Likert Scale.Findings – The study revealed a positive relationship pattern between information quality and behavioral control with Islamic investment decision-making in Generation Z during the Covid-19 era. Additionally, subjective norms showed a negative relationship pattern with Sharia investment decision-making in Generation Z during this time. Moreover, information media was found to influence the impact of information quality, subjective norms, and behavioral control on Islamic investment decision-making among Generation Z during the Covid-19 era.Implication – The insights from this research have been shared with investors, serving as a foundational reference for planning and implementing more effective and sustainable Sharia investment programs and strategies.Originality – This study introduces an alternative perspective by focusing on the realm of Islamic investment decisions made by Generation Z, a unique demographic with distinct characteristics, preferences, and behaviors. This investigation was conducted within the context of economic shocks, specifically during the Covid-19 period, and emphasized the role of information media as a crucial channel for rapid access to information, particularly through digital media. Additionally, the study employed the PLS-SEM model, adding a novel methodological approach to the research.

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Generation Z Sharia investment decision patterns: Does information media matter?

Normasyhuri,

Saputri,

Anggraeni

2023

J. Eko. Keu. Isl.

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“…The information investors can use in making investment decisions is company strategy (Vazirani et al, 2023). A company strategy which is considered good by investors can cause the company's share price to rise, while a company strategy not in line with their interests causes the share price to fall (Goedhart & Koller, 2020).…”

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Are market competition, customer concentration and company diversification associated with firm value?

Firmansyah,

Fauzi,

Hannun

et al. 2024

JCA

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Investors can respond to company conditions through share price movements in the capital market. Investors will respond positively if they have confidence in the company's sustainability in the future. The market response is usually related to firm value. This research examines the effect of market competition, customer concentration, and company diversification on firm value. It employs a quantitative approach with data from financial reports and stock prices of manufacturing companies listed on the IDX within the period of 2016 to 2020. Research data was obtained from www.idnfinancial.com and www.finance.yahoo.com. The research sample consisted of 645 observations (firm-year) based on purposive sampling. Multiple linear regression analysis for panel data was conducted to test the research hypothesis. This research concludes that market competition and customer concentration are negatively associated with firm value, while company diversification is positively associated with firm value. The research provides literature on firm value based on company strategy using numbers in financial statements.

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The inefficiencies of venture capital funding

Welter

Holcomb

McIlwraith

2023

Journal of Business Venturing Insights

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Information signals and bias in investment decisions: A meta-analytic comparison of prediction and actual performance of new ventures

Cited by 7 publications

References 97 publications

Generation Z Sharia investment decision patterns: Does information media matter?

Generation Z Sharia investment decision patterns: Does information media matter?

Are market competition, customer concentration and company diversification associated with firm value?

The inefficiencies of venture capital funding

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