Survey about factors impact on individual investors decision making at Viet Nam stock market.  
Dear participant,
My name is Nguyen Sy Hung, an undergraduate student from Raffles College of Higher Education. I am taking a survey related to my Integrative Final Project with the topic: Factors impact on individual investor’s decision-making at Viet Nam stock market. So we hope you as a role of individual stock investor can give your opinion by the list of questions bellow.
The questionnaire is very brief and will take about five minutes to fill out. The result we acquire from this survey not only help us completed dissertation well but also support for Vietnamese investors have useful information when give own decision on stock market.
Be assured that all information you provide is kept confidentially. Your personal information such as name, age, race or job will not appear on any study report. If you have any questions or concerns about the questionnaire or any aspects about this, you can freely contact me at
Email address: Nguyen Sy Hung, Email: hendry1990@gmail.com

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Gender
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Age  
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Education level:
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Years of working:
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Please estimate your average monthly income (USD)
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How long have you attended the stock market:
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Have you attended any course of Stock Exchange?
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Please name the security company that you are holding an account for stock investment:
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. The total amount of money (USD) that you have invested at the Ho Chi Minh Stock Market.
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BEHAVIORAL FACTORS INFLUENCING YOUR INVESTMENT DECISIONS
Please fillup the questions below to acess the level impact of behavior factors on your decision making
Representativeness *
When investors just base on some representative information or recent experience to make decision and skip out the fundamental analysis of stock. Example: you believe the advice from some stock experts, securities companies is good and follow to make decision , or investors think stocks are rising in recent terms will continue to rise in future…ect.
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A-you buy ‘hot’ stocks and avoid stocks that have performed poorly in the recent past.
You use trend of some representative stocks to make investment decisions for other stocks
You hear the good news about company, you quickly buy stock
You trust the judgment and opinions from stock experts, news papers, stock companies.
You hear the bad news about company, you quickly sell the stock.
Regret *
regret is an emotion of pain and a when investor find that they have made a bad decision in the past and realize that they could have taken one with better outcome. Regret often leads to regret aversion, which make investors have different reaction on their decision making. Example investors tend to keep losing stocks to avoid regret emotion.
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Disagree
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You avoid selling shares that have decreased in value.
You sell shares that have increased in value faster.
You feel more sorrow about holding losing stocks too long than about selling winning stocks too soon.
you follow the crowd to buy/sell the ‘popular’ stock. To avoid the possibility of feeling regret if that is wrong decision
Loss aversion *
Refers to the difference level of mental penalty people have from a similar size loss or gain. Loss aversion can lead to investors become risk averse to avoid loss such as quickly sell rising price stock to realize gain, investor also show the worries in bear market and avoid risky investment such as buying penny stock…In contrast, myopic loss aversion can make investors to be more willing to take risk to compensate their loss in past.
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Disagree
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After a prior gain, you are more risk averse than usual
After a prior loss, you are more risk taking than usual.
When the price drops temporarily, you will sell the stock to prevent from getting more losses..
you worry in bear market and don’t want to take high risk although high risk bring high return.
Confidence *
Different level of confident can affect to how investors make decision, due the investors who have high level of confidence (acquired many success in past, or believe they have knowledge, skills) tend to trading more frequently, high level of risk accept and believe in their own decision. In contrast, under-confidence investors, their decision can be easily interacted by different factors on market.
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Slightly Agree
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You believe that your stock will go up in the bull market.
You can identify ‘good’ stock with your knowledge and skills.
You can predict the future stock price movement after you did some analysis.
You trade excessively in the security market because you are sure of what step to take at all times to increase the worth of my investment
You consider that You buy the stock at the lower price and sell at the higher price.
Herding effect *
Tendency of investors’ behaviors to follow the others’ actions to make decision, investors may prefer herding if they believe that other investor have more reliable information than them. Or herding behavior helps investors to have a sense of regret aversion for their decisions…
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Other investors’ decisions of choosing stock types have impact on your investment decisions.
Other investors’ decisions of the stock volume have impact on your investment decisions.
You usually react quickly to the changes of other investors’ decisions and follow their reactions to the stock market.
Other investors’ decisions of buying and selling stocks have impact on your investment decisions.
Decision making *
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Totally Agree
You work out all the pros and cons before make decision.
You remain calm when you have to make decision very quickly.
You make decision after considering all of the implications.
You take the safe option if there is one.
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