R07: The Behavioural Finance Perspective Flashcards

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What are the differences between traditional finance and behavioural finance?

A

Traditional:

  • Rational
  • Risk averse
  • Access to perfect information
  • Utility theory
  • Bayes formula

Behavioural:

  • May not be risk averse
  • Bounded rationality
  • Prospect theory
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What are the three forms of the EMH?

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  • Weak (technical analysis useless)
  • Semi-strong (technical and fundamental analysis useless)
  • Strong (even insider info useless)
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3
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What are the anomalies with EMH?

A
  • Fundamental (value vs growth)
  • Technical (technical analysis)
  • Calendar (January effect)
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4
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What are the three types of utility function of wealth?

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  • Risk-averse: concave (diminishing marginal utility of wealth)
  • Risk-neutral: linear (constant)
  • Risk-seeking: convex (increasing)
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5
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What are the four behavioural finance perspectives?

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  1. Consumption/saving
  2. Behavioural asset pricing
  3. Behavioural portfolio theory
  4. Adaptive markets hypothesis
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6
Q

Is the sentiment premium higher for value or growth stocks?

A

Value

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