Table 1.
Descriptive statistics for the sample.
Table 2.
Disposition coefficients for distinct groups.
Table 3.
The disposition effect for return intervals.
Table 4.
Variables explaining selling behavior.
Table 5.
Propensity to sell for each return interval.
Fig 1.
A. Students versus professionals: the propensity to sell stocks is not stable across the return intervals when particular groups are considered. B. Males versus females: the propensity to sell stocks is not stable across the return intervals when particular groups are considered.
Table 6.
Propensity to sell for negative and positive return intervals, by group.