Herd Behaviour in Financial Markets: Do Traders Follow the Crowd or Do Their Own Thing?

In financial markets, what part of a trader’s action is simply “following the crowd” or herding, and how much is based on the trader’s own information? Herding has been shown to decrease the stability and efficiency of markets, hence the interest in these behaviours. Marco Cipriani (Asian Division,...

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spelling sg-smu-ink.ksmu-10552018-07-04T09:02:33Z Herd Behaviour in Financial Markets: Do Traders Follow the Crowd or Do Their Own Thing? Knowledge@SMU In financial markets, what part of a trader’s action is simply “following the crowd” or herding, and how much is based on the trader’s own information? Herding has been shown to decrease the stability and efficiency of markets, hence the interest in these behaviours. Marco Cipriani (Asian Division, IMF Institute) and Antonio Guarino (University College London) studied herd behaviour in a laboratory setting involving financial market professionals. Cipriani presented a co-authored IMF working paper on herd behaviour in financial markets at a recent seminar at the Singapore Management University. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2008-07-01T07:00:00Z text application/pdf https://ink.library.smu.edu.sg/ksmu/56 https://ink.library.smu.edu.sg/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1055&context=ksmu http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/ Knowledge@SMU eng Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University Accounting Business Finance and Financial Management
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Herd Behaviour in Financial Markets: Do Traders Follow the Crowd or Do Their Own Thing?
description In financial markets, what part of a trader’s action is simply “following the crowd” or herding, and how much is based on the trader’s own information? Herding has been shown to decrease the stability and efficiency of markets, hence the interest in these behaviours. Marco Cipriani (Asian Division, IMF Institute) and Antonio Guarino (University College London) studied herd behaviour in a laboratory setting involving financial market professionals. Cipriani presented a co-authored IMF working paper on herd behaviour in financial markets at a recent seminar at the Singapore Management University. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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title Herd Behaviour in Financial Markets: Do Traders Follow the Crowd or Do Their Own Thing?
title_short Herd Behaviour in Financial Markets: Do Traders Follow the Crowd or Do Their Own Thing?
title_full Herd Behaviour in Financial Markets: Do Traders Follow the Crowd or Do Their Own Thing?
title_fullStr Herd Behaviour in Financial Markets: Do Traders Follow the Crowd or Do Their Own Thing?
title_full_unstemmed Herd Behaviour in Financial Markets: Do Traders Follow the Crowd or Do Their Own Thing?
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