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Investment Decision-Making and Intricate Role of Behavioral Biases: Delhi-NCR Study
Abstract
The paper is an attempt to study the relationship between different biases and the investment decision-making of the investors, in this study three biases were selected namely Over-confidence bias, disposition bias and Home bias. To achieve the objectives this study gathered data from a sample of 400 respondents and the data analysis took place with the help of SPSS and Warp-PLS. Findings of the study suggested overconfidence bias does not share a significant relationship with investment decision-making but on the other hand disposition and home bias share a significant relationship with investment decision-making.
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