"disposition effect" is an acceptable term in written English.
The disposition effect is the tendency for people to hold onto losing stocks for too long, hoping that they will turn around.
This systematic behavior is labeled as the "disposition effect".
We reject behavioral explanations based on overconfidence and disposition effect.
Nicholas Barberis and Wei Xiong (2009), What Drives the Disposition Effect?
A. Unfortunately this means they could be falling foul of another behavioral bias, the "disposition effect".
All investors, of course, are vulnerable to this tendency, known among behavioral researchers as the disposition effect.
The disposition effect makes you want to sell your winners because that makes you feel like a better investor.
Our experiments were designed to test whether individual-level disposition effects attenuate or survive in a dynamic market setting.
Results showed that disposition effects activated by the win/loss and the positive/negative commentaries significantly led readers to a higher level of hostility toward online sports commentators.
Approaching disposition effects hypothesis in online arenas, this study examined the effects of the positive/negative sports commentaries and the win/loss of readers' favorite team on their hostility toward online sports commentators.
Optimized dosing regimens for specific drugs may then serve as a basis to develop dosing guidelines for existing or newly developed drugs with similar disposition and/or effect.
Multifactorial changes in drug disposition and effect occur in these patients, resulting from drug/patient, drug/disease, and drug/drug interactions [ 33].
