Investigating the Impact of Trading Experience on Behavioral Biaries When Trading with Self -Mediating and Mining Credit Relationships with Counselor, Valid Relationships, and Learning Learning (Case Study: Tehran Stock Exchange Customers)

Document Type : Excerpt from master's thesis

Authors

1 Supervisor, Business Management Department, Payam Noor University, Tehran, Iran

2 Master's student, Business Management, Payam Noor University, Tehran, Iran

Abstract

This study examines the impact of trading experience on behavioral bias when trading with the mediating role of self -thought and modifying valid relationships with consultant, authentic relationships with peers, and a desire to learn. In the present study, the questionnaire was used to accommodate the data from the questionnaire, tailored to the statistical requirement of SPSS.V24 statistical software and the SmartPls.v3 structural equation software used in the form of a linear and multiple regression sections. The statistical population of this study is the customers of the stock exchange in Tehran which is non -count. To calculate the sample size required for research using Cochran formula for unlimited communities at a reliability level of 5 %, 384 people were obtained. The results show that the variables of transaction experience on behavioral bias when trading with the mediation of self -thinking experience of self -thinking by modifying valid relationships with the Trading Experience Consultant by adjusting valid relationships with peers of transaction transaction with self -reflection The desire to learn the experience of transaction has a significant impact on behavioral bias when trading valid relationships with peers on behavioral bias during transaction. Adjustment has a desire to learn less.

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