SemesterSpring Semester, 2018
DepartmentMA Program of Money and Banking, First Year PhD Program of Money and Banking, First Year
Course NameBehavioral Finance
InstructorLIN CHING-TING
Credit3.0
Course TypeElective
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Week Topics Materials Course format Preview Review
1 Introduction Syllabus Lecture    
2 Performance Assigned journal paper Presentation & discussion 3 hours 3 hours
3 1. Long-horizon results Assigned journal paper Presentation & discussion 3 hours 3 hours
4 2. Short-horizon results Assigned journal paper Presentation & discussion 3 hours 3 hours
5 3. Market vs. limit orders Assigned journal paper Presentation & discussion 3 hours 3 hours
6 Why underperform? Assigned journal paper Presentation & discussion 3 hours 3 hours
7 1. Asymmetric information Assigned journal paper Presentation & discussion 3 hours 3 hours
8 2. Overconfidence Assigned journal paper Presentation & discussion 3 hours 3 hours
9 3. Sensation seeking Assigned journal paper Presentation & discussion 3 hours 3 hours
10 4. Familiarity Assigned journal paper Presentation & discussion 3 hours 3 hours
11 Midterm exam Assigned journal paper   5 hours 2 hours
12 Disposition effect Assigned journal paper Presentation & discussion 3 hours 3 hours
13 1. The evidence Assigned journal paper Presentation & discussion 3 hours 3 hours
14 2. Why disposition effect? Assigned journal paper Presentation & discussion 3 hours 3 hours
15 Reinforcement learning Assigned journal paper Presentation & discussion 3 hours 3 hours
16 Attention: chasing the action Assigned journal paper Presentation & discussion 3 hours 3 hours
17 Failure to Diversify Assigned journal paper Presentation & discussion 3 hours 3 hours
18 Final exam Assigned journal paper   5 hours 2 hours

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Your grade is based on performance across two exams (40%), a programming project (20%), and presentations (40%).


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