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Review of Business and Finance Studies
INVESTOR’S ORDER AGGRESSIVENESS: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF THE IMPACT OF REGRET
Maria Veronica Irine Herdjiono, Soeharto Maemunah, Fitri Ismiyanti, Made Narsa

Paper Summary

The study looked at how feeling regret affects how investors make decisions when buying and selling. They did an experiment with 40 students and found that both experiencing regret and expecting to feel regret can make investors less willing to take risks (low aggressiveness) or more willing to take risks (high aggressiveness) when buying and selling stocks.

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