Return Spillover Between the U.S., Japanese, and Indonesian Stock Market During Covid-19

Dewi, Cynthia Sari; Kurniasari, Florentina; Dewi, Helena; Endarto, Eko Agus; Nizar, Nurhuda

doi:10.24818/beman/2021.s.i.2-15

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“…In one and two quarters, he discovered that commodities prices are favorably connected with equity prices, global demand, and lagged interest rates. When Indonesian stock market prices comprise historical data, public and private information, they are referred to as perfect markets (Dewi, et al, 2021b). According to the findings of Shang et al (2016), the stock market index derived from the S&P 500 index influences the future returns of commodities.…”

Section: Impact Of the Exchange Rates On Gold Futuresmentioning

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What Causes Future Gold Price Volatility in Indonesia?

Dewi

2022

FJSR

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The purpose of this study is to determine the factors that influence the future volatility of gold commodities in Indonesia. Methods of quantitative research as well as secondary data are utilized in this study. The years 2011 to 2018 are used in this study example. On the official website, there is a total of 32 data collected quarterly. SPSS version 24 is the software that is being utilized. The findings, the exchange rate is the only factor that has impact on future gold commodities. Other factors, including as the consumer price index and the stock market index, have no such impact. Research can be used to determine the reasons of price volatility from macroeconomic influences on future gold commodities

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What Causes Future Gold Price Volatility in Indonesia?

Dewi

2022

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“…Dividends that impact stock price volatility (Dewi, 2011;Dewi, 2019). Even during the Covid-19 pandemic, spillover profits on US and Japanese markets had an impact on stock investments (Dewi et al, 2021).Basically, financial service products are formed to help people to be able to plan their finances well. Planning can minimize the occurrence of financial risks in the future.…”

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The Effect of Insurance Literation, Perceived Product Benefits, Trust in Insurance & Perceived Product Risk on Decision to Purchase Personal Insurance

Dewi

2023

MUDIMA

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In this study, it is suspected that there are several factors that can influence the intention to purchase personal insurance. These factors are consumer insurance literacy, perceived product benefits, trustworthiness in insurance, perceived product risk, and favorable attitude towards personal insurance, so this research was conducted to determine whether there is an effect of these variables on the intention to buy insurance. This study uses Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) analysis with AMOS 24 software, and the results of the analysis state that there is no influence between Consumer Insurance Literacy and Perceived Product Benefits, Belief in Insurance, and Perceived Product Risk. In addition, Perceived Product Benefits have no effect on Favorable Attitude to Personal Insurance, Trustful Belief on Insurance has an effect on Favorable Attitude to Personal Insurance, Perceived Product Risk has no effect on Favorable Attitude to Personal Insurance, and Favorable Attitude to Personal Insurance has an effect on Inclination to Purchase Personal Insurance

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“…Fundamental and technical analysis are the two forms of analysis that investors in stocks must perform, as is common knowledge. [4] claim that since this research shows that stock information across the U.S., Japanese, and Indonesian markets is integrated with one another, information about a country's stock market must also be taken into account when completing the analysis. Even stock returns can be predicted, based on [5], which yields the Exponential Generalized Autoregressive Conditional Heteroscedastic (EGARCH) that appears to be the most ideal for displaying stock prices and return volatility.…”

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Control of Risk-Taking in Mutual Fund Investing Decisions

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Dewi²,

Endarto³

2023

Proceedings of the International Conference of Economics, Business, and Entrepreneur (ICEBE 2022)

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Mutual funds are the most popular way to invest on the capital market, even though there are other options. Most of the time, investors use their analytical and math skills to decide what to invest in. But many studies on behavioral finance have shown that investors tend to act irrationally when making investment decisions, which is directly related to the way investors act when they take risks. This study investigates the variables affecting Indonesian mutual fund investors' risktaking behavior and its relation to investment decision. There are 178 mutual fund investors as respondents. The SPSS software version 22 is used in this study's multiple linear regression tests. Results revealed that while herding and familiarity bias have a considerable impact on investors' risktaking behavior, heuristics and prospects have no impact. This research enables investors who must construct and place themselves in a healthy investing environment with the knowledge they need to make a sound investment decision with valuable insight.

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Return Spillover Between the U.S., Japanese, and Indonesian Stock Market During Covid-19

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What Causes Future Gold Price Volatility in Indonesia?

What Causes Future Gold Price Volatility in Indonesia?

The Effect of Insurance Literation, Perceived Product Benefits, Trust in Insurance & Perceived Product Risk on Decision to Purchase Personal Insurance

Control of Risk-Taking in Mutual Fund Investing Decisions

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