| Title | Are Investors Driven by Sentiments? |
| Panel | LISS panel |
| Project Number | 65 |
| Abstract | The principal aim of this study is to examine the relationship between the mood an investor is in when making decisions and the actual decisions. |
| Study Type | Assembled Studies |
| Longitudinal Type | Longitudinal Study |
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| Note | For the selection question, 7,428 panel members were selected. Of the 5,316 panel members that answered this question, 933 reported owning stock. Another 4 panel members were removed from this selection on account of their comment that they did not want to answer any further questions about this. In November the questionnaire was presented to 929 panel members, of which 879 completed the questionnaire and 118 indicated that they did not own stock investments (when answering the question: “What is (approximately) the total value of the stock in your investment portfolio (against the most recent stock exchange prices)?”). They were subsequently excluded from the rest of the questionnaire. A single question will be repeated in December 2010, namely whether the respondent performed any stock transactions over the past month. In February 2011 the entire questionnaire will again be presented to the selected panel members. A single question will be repeated in March 2011. In June the questionnaire will be repeated in its entirety for the last time; in July a single question will be repeated again. |
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2010 NovemberThe following publications based on the data of this study are currently available:
