Topology and Behaviour of Agents: Capital Markets

Ondrej Hudak; Jana Tothova

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Topology and Behaviour of Agents: Capital Markets

Ondrej Hudak·Jana Tothova

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On a capital market the social group is formed from traders. Individual behaviour of agents is influenced by the need to associate with other agents and to obtain the approval of other agents in the group. Making decisions an individual equates own needs with those of the other agents. Any two agents from the group may interact. The interaction consists of the exchange of information and it costs some money. We assume that agents give reference to the origin of the information if asked by other agents. Thus the agent may verify obtained private information. Hudak recently used methods described by Rivier to study social behaviour of such agents. He characterized the quantity which corresponds to verification of information. Quantity which characterizes verification of information contributes to an aversion of an agent with respect to a risk. The mix of investments of an agent in a given cell with an average measure A of risk aversion in the cell is found from minimum of the average per cell aim function $ $. Absolute minimum corresponds to such a state in which there is an optimal mix of the exchange of information for a given expectations about the capital market. The crowd and personal /$\approx $/ contributions to the risk aversion of an agent are present in the aversion constant A. We have discussed a stable and metastable states of the market for different values of E, an expected return for a given investment period, of EV, an expected risk for a given investment period, and of b, a constant which characterizes contribution of the quantity $ $ to the risk aversion. Variance of n for the distribution of nonreducibile subgroups is found. Our model describes intermediary process effects.

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Ondrej Hudak, Jana Tothova. 2004-12-31. Topology and Behaviour of Agents: Capital Markets. https://arxiv.org/abs/cond-mat/0501002

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