The Impact of Cognitive Ability and Faith in Intuition on Investors' Trading Strategies and Performance of Perfesional Investors in Tehran Securities Exchange

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HASANNEJAD MOHAMMAD; OSOOLIAN MOHAMMAD; Hamzenejadi Yaser

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Journal: JOURNAL OF FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT PERSPECTIVE Year:2020 | Volume:9 | Issue:4 (28) Page(s): 143-164

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The Impact of Cognitive Ability and Faith in Intuition on Investors' Trading Strategies and Performance of Perfesional Investors in Tehran Securities Exchange

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HASANNEJAD MOHAMMAD | OSOOLIAN MOHAMMAD | Hamzenejadi Yaser | Issue Writer Certificate

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Cognitive AbilityQ1

Faith In IntuitionQ1

Trading StrategiesQ1

PerformanceQ1

Professional InvestorsQ1

Abstract

The aim of this study is to explain the relationship between cognitive abilities and Faith In Intuition with Trading Strategies and Performance of Professional Investors in Tehran Stock Exchange. To this end, we examine the components of Cognitive Ability and Faith In Intuition on active / passive (buy and hold) and portfolio diversification / concentration strategies as well as the Performance of investors. The sample consists of 310 Professional Investors including 160 traders and 150 analysts in the capital market whose data were collected via questionnaires. Logistic regression and ordinary least squares were used to analyze the data. The results show that for traders, high Faith In Intuition is associated with more active trading, and higher Cognitive Ability results in more concentrated portfolios. Moreover, higher Cognitive Ability has a positive and significant effect on traders’ Performance, while higher Faith In Intuition has a negative and significant effect on their Performance. The results are somewhat different for analysts, as their portfolios become more diverse with their age, while Faith In Intuition leads to a more concentrated portfolio. However, analysts’ intuition, like traders, is negatively and significantly correlated with Performance.

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HASANNEJAD, MOHAMMAD, OSOOLIAN, MOHAMMAD, & Hamzenejadi, Yaser. (2020). The Impact of Cognitive Ability and Faith in Intuition on Investors' Trading Strategies and Performance of Perfesional Investors in Tehran Securities Exchange. JOURNAL OF FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT PERSPECTIVE, 9(4 (28) ), 143-164. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/402453/en

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HASANNEJAD MOHAMMAD, OSOOLIAN MOHAMMAD, Hamzenejadi Yaser. The Impact of Cognitive Ability and Faith in Intuition on Investors' Trading Strategies and Performance of Perfesional Investors in Tehran Securities Exchange. JOURNAL OF FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT PERSPECTIVE[Internet]. 2020;9(4 (28) ):143-164. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/402453/en

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MOHAMMAD HASANNEJAD, MOHAMMAD OSOOLIAN, and Yaser Hamzenejadi, “The Impact of Cognitive Ability and Faith in Intuition on Investors' Trading Strategies and Performance of Perfesional Investors in Tehran Securities Exchange,” JOURNAL OF FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT PERSPECTIVE, vol. 9, no. 4 (28) , pp. 143–164, 2020, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/402453/en

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