Value investing and behavioral finance : insights into Indian stock market realities
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Cover Contents Chapter 1: Success and Failure 1.1 Why People Fail 1.2 Characteristics of Human Nature 1.3 We Strive For 1.4 Unwillingness to Delay Gratification 1.5 Success 1.6 Conclusion Chapter 2: Understanding Behavioral Trends 2.1 The Evidence on Equity Returns 2.2 Sources of Returns 2.3 Hypothetical Study: Growth in Earnings 2.4 Making Sense Out of Sensex 2.5 Key Lessons 2.6 Successful Investing 2.7 Conclusion Chapter 3: Behavioral Obstacles to Value Investing 3.1 Behavioral Finance 3.2 Asset Allocation and Risk Aversion 3.3 Investment Styles 3.4 Returns Chapter 4: Contrarian Investing: The Psychology of Going Against the Crowd 4.1 What is Contrarian Investing? 4.2 Why is Contrarian Investing Difficult to Follow? 4.3 Empirical Study: Conventional versus Contrarian Portfolio 4.4 Case Study: VST Industries—A Blossom in the Desert Chapter 5: Growth Trap 5.1 Introduction 5.2 Behavioral Anomalies Behind Investors Chasing Fads and Fancies 5.3 Starting of the Indian Equity Cult 5.4 Long-Term Stock Returns 5.5 Examples of Growth Trap 5.6 Differentiating between Good Investment and Good Business 5.7 What does the Evidence Suggest? 5.8 Lessons for Investors 5.9 Conclusion Chapter 6: Commodity Investing 6.1 Commodity Stocks 6.2 Behavioral Biases 6.3 Valuation Parameters 6.4 The Paradox: Conventional Thinking Does Not Hold True 6.5 Sugar: A Case Study of Low-Cost versus High-Cost Producers 6.6 Key Differentiating Factors 6.7 Commodity Cycles 6.8 Stock Market Triggers 6.9 Conclusion Chapter 7: Public Sector Units 7.1 Introduction 7.2 Perception of Stock Market 7.3 Divestment Process 7.4 Behavioral Anomalies 7.5 Discounting the Positives 7.6 Size Matters 7.7 So Do the Returns 7.8 Serving Capitalism 7.9 Conclusion Chapter 8: Sector Investing 8.1 Introduction 8.2 Top-Down Approach 8.3 Behavioral Traits 8.4 Sector Bubble 8.5 Sector Analysis 8.6 Sector Growth Effect 8.7 Lessons for Investors 8.8 Conclusion Chapter 9: Initial Public Offerings 9.1 The Lure of the New 9.2 The Indian IPO Scenario 9.3 The Economics of an IPO 9.4 The Initial Risk-Takers 9.5 Psychological Errors 9.6 Investor Heuristic 9.7 Understanding the IPO Phenomena 9.8 Conclusion Chapter 10: Index Investing 10.1 Introduction 10.2 The Essence of Continuity and Discontinuity 10.3 Is it Possible? 10.4 Stock Market Behavior 10.5 What is Index Investing? 10.6 Why do Investors go for Index Investing? 10.7 Evidence Suggests the Contrary 10.8 Lessons for Investors 10.9 Conclusion Chapter 11: Bubble Trap 11.1 Anatomy of Financial Crisis 11.2 How is a Bubble Formed? 11.3 Human Behavioral Anomalies 11.4 How does One Identify a Bubble? 11.5 Lessons for Investors 11.6 Why do Past Bubbles not Guide Us? 11.7 Conclusion Chapter 12: Investor Behavior Based Finance 12.1 Behavioral Finance 12.2 Stock Price 12.3 Role of the Owners: Investors 12.4 Corporate Behavior 12.5 Investor Behavior Based Finance 12.6 Paradigm Shift: Research on Investor Behavior 12.7 A Case Study of Investor Behavior Based Finance 12.8 Estimating Stock Price Movement: A Case Study 12.9 Conclusion Bibliography Glossary Index
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