Cluster 1 Cluster 2 Cluster 3 Cluster 4 Provident fundsMutual fundsInsurance 3.9 9.4 11.6 24.0 Insurance Provident funds Insurance Primary vehicle Mutual funds Retirement saving adequacy 11% 18% 28% % of
has long been assumed that in times of market bubbles, rational investors, which are able to on average, properly discount future cash flows of corporations or other financial assets are consumed by
empirically provides rational explanations for this phenomenon by investigating whether the incremental pricing effects are determined by future earnings uncertainty and firm fundamentals that are founded on
Electricity Authority 326 employees 8. Ministry of Commerce 307 employees Analysis Using Cluster Analysis for clustering Thai investor based on their behavior or Proportions of their money allocated to each
association between Thai investor cluster membership and their financial literacy. Thai investor clusters differ considerably in their financial literacy such that modern investors tend to possess financial
• A related strand of research focuses on price clusters. • Many studies have found that the stock prices tend to cluster around particular numbers (e.g. Harris (1991), Aitken et al. (1996), Brown et al
Habitat Pinklao- Sirindhorn Project Name Thana Cluster Project Type Semi-detached house, 3 Floors-Townhome Price 5-10 MB Number of Projects 5 Projects Project Value (Approximately) 412 MB Units per Project
which are in the process of selling which are (1) K.C. Cluster Nimitmai Project (having outstanding 200 units ) and (2) K.C. Cluster Ramintra 7 phase 1 (having outstanding 35 units). As a result, the
2 Background • Development of investment portfolio theory • TPT, MPT and PMPT (Lekovic, 2021) • Modern Portfolio Theory (Markowitz, 1952) • Rational investor • Multiple Assets • Overall risk • The
Investor • “...the 2013 Nobel Prize committee split the prize between the two camps [of rational, risk-based, efficient markets versus behavioral, irrational, and inefficient markets]” – Asness et al. (2015