Publication:
Herd behaviour of Malaysia's stock market during holiday period
Abstract
Herding behaviour refers to an alignment of thoughts or behaviours of individuals in a group. In the case of capital market, it has been studied by several researchers such as Chang et al. (2000) and (Gavriilidis et al., 2015). Being a multicultural and multiracial country, and one of the main markets for the Islamic capital market, Malaysia provides a conducive landscape for the study of herding behaviour. The main motive for conducting this study is to investigate the presence of herding behaviour in Malaysia's religious holiday period, it's characteristic in reference to all securities and shariah-compliant securities ...
Keywords
Herd behaviour , Capital market , Religious holiday period , Malaysia , Project paper (MSc)
Citation
Mohd Hodori, Muhammad 'Arif. (2017). Herd behaviour of Malaysia's stock market during holiday period (Master dissertation). INCEIF, Kuala Lumpur. Retrieved from https://ikr.inceif.org/handle/INCEIF/2746
Publisher
INCEIF
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