Meir Statman

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Meir Statman

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#735

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#807

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Finance

#77

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#82

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PhD Finance Columbia University
Masters Finance Tel Aviv University
Bachelors Economics Tel Aviv University

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Meir Statman's Published Works

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Published Works

The disposition to sell winners too early and ride losers too long (1985) (1716)
Behavioral Portfolio Theory (2000) (912)
Doing Well While Doing Good? The Investment Performance of Socially Responsible Mutual Funds (1993) (836)
Investor Overconfidence and Trading Volume (2003) (816)
Explaining investor preference for cash dividends (1984) (639)
Investor Sentiment and Stock Returns (1999) (601)
The Wages of Social Responsibility (2008) (510)
How Many Stocks Make a Diversified Portfolio? (1987) (505)
Behavioral Capital Asset Pricing Theory (1994) (365)
Consumer Confidence and Stock Returns (2002) (355)
Socially Responsible Indexes (2006) (238)
Portfolio Optimization with Mental Accounts (2010) (235)
The Diversification Puzzle (2004) (183)
Behavioral aspects of the design and marketing of financial products (1993) (172)
Making Sense of Beta, Size, and Book-to-Market (1995) (170)
Affect in a Behavioral Asset-Pricing Model (2008) (158)
Lottery Players/Stock Traders (2002) (135)
Socially Responsible Indexes Composition, performance, and tracking error. (2006) (131)
Behavioral Finance: Finance with Normal People (2014) (121)
Do Corporations Invest Enough in Environmental Responsibility? (2012) (115)
What Do Investors Want? (2004) (108)
Tracking Errors, Regret, and Tactical Asset Allocation (1994) (103)
Applying Behavioral Finance to Capital Budgeting: Project Terminations (1987) (95)
Dispersion (2004) (87)
Project Termination Announcements and the Market Value of the Firm (1989) (84)
Cognitive Biases in Market Forecasts (2000) (83)
Investment Advice from Mutual Fund Companies (1997) (79)
Why Do Countries Matter so Much in Corporate Social Performance? (2016) (77)
Questionnaires of Risk Tolerance, Regret, Overconfidence, and Other Investor Propensities (2012) (72)
The Mean-Variance-Optimization Puzzle: Security Portfolios and Food Portfolios (1997) (72)
A Behavioral Framework for Dollar-Cost Averaging (1995) (71)
Good companies, bad stocks (1989) (69)
Optimistic Capital Budgeting Forecasts: An Experiment (1985) (64)
Blowing Bubbles (1973) (63)
Normal Investors, Then and Now (2004) (60)
Options and structured products in behavioral portfolios (2013) (60)
Ethics, Fairness and Efficiency in Financial Markets (1993) (52)
Socially Responsible Mutual Funds (corrected) (2000) (51)
Fixed Rate or Index-Linked Mortgages from the Borrower's Point of View: A Note (1982) (46)
Market Timing In Regressions And Reality (2006) (46)
The effect of patent expiration on the market position of drugs (1981) (43)
Classifying and Measuring the Performance of Socially Responsible Mutual Funds (2016) (42)
What Investors Really Want (2010) (42)
Behavioral Finance versus Standard Finance (1995) (40)
The Religions of Social Responsibility (2005) (39)
Stocks of Admired and Spurned Companies (2010) (37)
Investor Personality in Investor Questionnaires (2012) (37)
The Expressive Nature of Socially Responsible Investors (2008) (37)
Correlation, Return Gaps, and the Benefits of Diversification (2008) (36)
Socially Responsible Indexes: Composition and Performance (2005) (33)
Trademarks, Patents, and Innovation in the Ethical Drug Industry (1981) (29)
Local Ethics in a Global World (2006) (27)
Betas Compared (1981) (26)
MANAGERIAL INCENTIVE PLANS AND THE USE OF THE PAYBACK METHOD (1984) (26)
The 93.6% Question of Financial Advisors (2000) (24)
The Contributions of Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky (2003) (23)
Finance for Normal People: How Investors and Markets Behave (Introduction) (2017) (22)
How Much Diversification is Enough? (2002) (21)
Portfolios for Investors Who Want to Reach TheirGoals While Staying on the Mean–Variance Efficient Frontier (2011) (21)
The Persistence of the Payback Method: A Principal-Agent Perspective (1981) (20)
Competition in the Pharmaceutical Industry: The Declining Profitability of Drug Innovation (1983) (19)
Hedging Currencies with Hindsight and Regret (2003) (18)
The Cultures of Risk Tolerance (2010) (17)
Socially Responsible Investors and Their Advisors (2007) (17)
Stocks of Admired Companies and Despised Ones (2007) (17)
Global Diversification (2004) (16)
Event Studies and Model Misspecification: Another Look At the Benefits of Outsiders From Public Information About Insider Trading (1989) (16)
Ethics, Fairness, Efficiency, and Financial Markets (1992) (16)
The DJIA Crossed 652,230 (2000) (15)
Investor Sentiment, Stock Characteristics, andReturns (2011) (15)
What Investors Really Want: Know What Drives Investor Behavior and Make Smarter Financial Decisions (2010) (15)
A Century of Investors (2002) (14)
Investments Across Cultures: Financial Attitudes of Chinese-Americans (2010) (14)
Behavioral Finance: The Second Generation (2019) (14)
Efficient Markets in Crisis (2010) (14)
Perspectives-Affect in a Behavioral Asset-Pricing Model (2008) (13)
The Cultures of Insider Trading (2009) (13)
How important is asset allocation? (2001) (12)
Fair Trading (2005) (12)
Performance Games (1997) (12)
Beyond Mean-Variance: Portfolios with Derivatives and Non-Normal Returns in Mental Accounts (2009) (11)
Socially Responsible Investments (2007) (11)
Growth, Value, Good, and Bad (1994) (11)
Sentiment, Value, and Market-Timing (2004) (10)
Fairness Outside the Cocoon (2004) (10)
What investors really want : discover what drives investor behavior and make smarter financial decisions (2011) (10)
ESG as Waving Banners and as Pulling Plows (2020) (10)
Market Timing at Home and Abroad (2006) (10)
Culture in Risk, Regret, Maximization, Social Trust, and Life Satisfaction (2015) (9)
Financial Advertising in the Second Generation of Behavioral Finance (2017) (8)
Behavioral Portfolios: Hope for Riches and Protection from Poverty (2003) (8)
Mandatory Retirement Savings (2013) (8)
Managing the risk of new product development (1982) (8)
Expected Return and Asset Pricing (2003) (8)
The risk of investment in technological innovation (1984) (7)
Stocks of Admired Companies and Spurned Ones (2010) (7)
Regulating Financial Markets: Protecting Us from Ourselves and Others (2009) (7)
Bubble Expectations (2002) (7)
Buffett in Foresight and Hindsight (2001) (7)
Striking Regulatory Irons While Hot (2009) (7)
Strategic Responses to Changes in Public Policy: The Case of the Pharmaceutical Industry and Drug Substitution Laws (1984) (7)
A Second Generation Behavioral Finance (2019) (6)
Competition in the pharmaceutical industry (1983) (6)
Social Capital in Financial Markets: Trust, but Verify (2009) (6)
GDP and life satisfaction: New evidence (2014) (6)
Behavioral Portfolio Theory Behavioral Portfolio Theory 3. Securities in Behavioral Portfolios (2000) (5)
Required accuracy for successful asset allocation (1990) (5)
End the Charade: Replacing the Efficient Frontier with the Efficient Range (2013) (5)
Growth Opportunities vs. Growth Stocks (1984) (5)
Bonds versus stocks (1987) (5)
A Unified Behavioral Finance (2018) (5)
Aspirations, Well-Being, Risk-Aversion and Loss-Aversion (2012) (5)
Standard and Behavioral Life-Cycle Theories and Public Policy (2017) (5)
Equity Investments: Research Sources; Investment Theory: Efficient Market Theory; Portfolio Management: Equity Strategies (2009) (4)
Optimal use of futures markets when input and output prices are uncertain (1980) (4)
INVITED EDITORIAL COMMENT (2013) (3)
A NOTE ON BETA AND THE PROBABILITY OF DEFAULT (1981) (3)
Characteristics, Affect, and Stock Returns (2010) (3)
INVITED EDITORIAL COMMENT (2017) (2)
Coming Up Short: Managing Underfunded Portfolios in an LDI-ES Framework (2014) (2)
What Measures the Benefits of Diversification (2005) (2)
Measuring the Benefits of Diversification and the Performance of Money Managers (2006) (2)
Production theory, uncertain prices and investment portfolios (1982) (2)
" " ' ~ Composition , performance , and tracking error : (2006) (2)
A Theoretical Analysis of Real Estate Returns: Discussion (1985) (2)
Aspirations for Income: Status, Competitiveness and Risk Attitudes (2013) (2)
Retirement Income for the Wealthy, Middle, and Poor (2014) (2)
How Investors Became Consumers (2016) (2)
Martha Stewart's Lessons in Behavioral Finance (2005) (2)
What Do Investors Want ? Expressive not only utilitarian benefits (2004) (1)
Well-Being Advisers (2020) (1)
Lottery Traders (2001) (1)
Behavioral Finance Lessons for Asset Managers (2018) (1)
My way to the second generation of behavioral finance (2020) (1)
“Mandatory Retirement Savings”: Author Response (2013) (1)
Mental Liquidity (2006) (1)
Diversifying among asset allocators (1990) (1)
Is it Fair? Perceptions of Fair Investment Behavior Across Countries (2011) (1)
Behavioral Efficient Markets (2018) (1)
Culture in Preferences for Income Equality and Safety Nets (2016) (1)
What Is the Right Balance Between Saving and Spending in Retirement? (2018) (0)
Fair Trading Around the World (2006) (0)
Practical Applications of A Unified Behavioral Finance (2018) (0)
The Interplay of Hope and Fear on Investment Choices (2012) (0)
From Financial Advisers to Well-Being Advisers (2023) (0)
The Psychology of Risk and Taxes (1999) (0)
Hersh SheErin and (2002) (0)
Practical Applications of Coming Up Short: Managing Underfunded Portfolios in an LDI-ES Framework (2015) (0)
Touching a hot stove teaches some to tOllcll it again. (1997) (0)
Meir Statman and Ty~~oon T. Tyebiee (2002) (0)
Martha Stewart, Normal Investor (2004) (0)
Financial Professionals in the Market for Status (2016) (0)
Practical Applications of Retirement Income for the Wealthy, Middle, and Poor (2015) (0)
Dollar-cost averaging may not be rational behavior, but it is perfectly normal behavio1: (2003) (0)
Growth opportunities vs. growth stocks* (1994) (0)
The measurement of monopoly power : a method and an application to the U.S. ethical pharmaceutical industry (1979) (0)
Perspectives: Local Ethics in a Global World (2007) (0)
THE SECOND GENERATION (2011) (0)
Perceptions of Fair Investment Behavior across Countries (2011) (0)
THE SECOND GENERATION (2011) (0)
Perspectives: Fairness Outside the Cocoon (2004) (0)
ACADEMY OF FINANCIAL SERVICES OFFICERS (2020) (0)
Finance Professionals in the Financial Crisis: Values, Fairness and Culture (2013) (0)
Practical Applications of Classifying and Measuring the Performance of Socially Responsible Mutual Funds (2016) (0)
Are We Spending Too Little in Retirement (2017) (0)
Practical Applications of Standard and Behavioral Life-Cycle Theories and Public Policy (2018) (0)
Do Corporations Invest Enough in Environmental Responsibility? (2011) (0)
Cognitive Biases Series (2006) (0)
Personalities of Financial Products (2012) (0)
Behavioral Finance: Peter Bernstein and The Journal of Portfolio Management (2014) (0)
Analysis of the Reaction of Stock Prices to Project Termination Announcements (2002) (0)
KENNETH L. FISHER AND MEIR STATMAN (2004) (0)

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