Research Papers by Sumedh Bachal

Research on financial decision-making, digital distraction, investor behavior, and related topics. The first four cards link to each paper's original SSRN record; six further slots are reserved for future papers. Back to the Founder profile.

The Cost of Scrolling: A Study on the Impact of Short-Form Video Consumption on Financial Decision-Making Patterns

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The Casino Psychology Behind F&O Trading

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Attention is Money: How Digital Distraction Makes Retail Investors Take More Risks

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The Attention Tax: How Constant Market Monitoring May Destroy Investor Decision Quality

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