"A study on the impact of Information and Experience on Financial Investments: A Case Study of Bikaner."

Abstract

The following is a breakdown of various factors that infiltrate individual investors' investments depending on their cumulative background and knowledge about the financial systems and markets. The purpose of this study is to enhance the appreciation of the factors that shape the investors' decisions, the consequences of "investor awareness and education programs," and the mentalities of the investors regarding their stock market investments. Based on this rationale, a conceptually grounded survey questionnaire will be developed that quantitatively analyses the replies of the investors and measures the relevance of the investors' experience span. Concerning relationships, it was evident that instead of performing their analysis based on the companies' annual reports, the investors relied on shortcuts, including asking friends and family. The firm history and products are among the most explored factors in trading and investing inventory for initial public offers (IPO).