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SUMMARY:David Solomon\, PhD\, Carroll School of Management\, Boston College
DESCRIPTION: \n\nDavid Solomon is a professor in the Seidner Department of 
 Finance. His\nresearch focuses on behavioral finance\, looking at the inte
 rsection of\npsychology and financial markets. He is interested in the mec
 hanics of\nhow information gets incorporated into asset prices\, including
  aspects\nsuch as the effects of media coverage and private meetings betwe
 en\nfirms and investors. He is also interested in the psychology of how\ni
 nvestors evaluate their portfolio performance and the impact this has\non 
 prices and trades. This includes questions of how to account for\ngains an
 d losses\, how to evaluate dividend payments and the role of\nmental accou
 nting and cognitive dissonance in driving behavior.\n\nSELECTED PUBLICATIO
 NS\n\n“Rolling Mental Accounts.” (With Samuel M. Hartzmark\, and Cary\
 nFrydma.) Review of Financial Studies\, 31 (1)\, 362-397. January\, 2018.\
 n\n“Being Surprised by the Unsurprising: Earnings Seasonality and Stock\
 nReturns.” (With Tom Y. Chang\, Samuel M. Hartzmark\, and Eugene F.\nSol
 tes.) Review of Financial Studies\, 30 (1)\, 281-323. January\, 2017.\n\n
 “Looking for Someone to Blame: Delegation\, Cognitive Dissonance and\nth
 e Disposition Effect.” (With Tom Y. Chang and Mark M.\nWesterfield.) Jou
 rnal of Finance\, 71 (1)\, 267-302. February\, 2016.\n 
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LOCATION:Gerri C. LeBow Hall\, 3220 Market Street\, 722\, Philadelphia\, PA
  19104
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