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A pseudo-Bayesian model in financial decision making with implications to market volatility, under- and overreaction
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    A pseudo-Bayesian model in financial decision making with implications to market volatility, under- and overreaction (English)
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    7 December 2009
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    Bayesian model
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    representative and conservative heuristics
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    underreaction
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    overreaction
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    stock price
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    stock return
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