A Brief Survey on Equity investors Risk Perception and Portfolio Management

Abstract

Distinguishing key elements impacting singular investor's choice to settle on portfolio decisions is critical to comprehend their diverse investment conduct. This paper investigates singular investor's inclination for portfolio decisions and temporarily examines effects of risk resilience and risk discernment on their investment choice. Particularly we choose financial status distinction in investment inclination for portfolio decisions concerning investor's age, income level. Utilizing chi-square investigation on investment examinations to acquire a few confirmations from an example of 200 respondents in study; our outcomes demonstrate that investor's choices to settle on their portfolio decisions are fundamentally and adversely identified with individual income level. This finding involves that investor with higher risk resistance level shows higher likely hood to settle on their investment choice on portfolio decisions it is discovered that male investor exhibits much inclination on portfolio decisions with higher level of aggregate return.