The Closed End Fund Puzzle
Begins by describing the closed end fund puzzle and enumerating some of the standard accounts that have been used to explain it. Then, applying the model developed in the previous chapter, the author comes to the conclusion that the apparent puzzle could be interpreted in terms of the influence of (individual) investors sentiments on securities prices. This interpretation, in turn, provides some useful hypotheses that are tested with evidence from the US, proving that behavioural finance theory can provide testable predictions.
Keywords: behavioural finance, closed end puzzle, financial market, investors sentiments, mutual funds, returns, security price, US
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