Relation between Investors’ attention with Liquidity Relation between Investor

28 h Country Risk: it political referred as political risk, this risk related with economy stability. According to Jones, Charles P. 2009, Fabozi, Frank J. and Drake, Pamela Peterson 2009 and McMillan et al. 2011 define that there are two risks that must be consider when investor deal with investment. The first is systematic risk, risk that cannot be diversified no matter the investor does or it called nondiversifiable risk, such as interest rate, inflation, economic cycles, political uncertainty, and natural disaster. Second is unsystematic risk, which is risk that can be eliminated by diversification or it called diversifiable risk. Risk can be measure using variance and standard deviation. Variance is absolute measure of dispersion. Standard deviation is a measure of the dispersion in outcomes around the expected value.

2.1.9 Relation between Investors’ attention with Liquidity

Da et al. 2009 discovered that Google search volume is closely related to the trading by individual investors. It shows the intense effect on the trading behaviors of investors. According to Tripathy, Naliniprava 2011 trading volume and its changes described the available set of relevant information perceived by the market. This research concludes that trading volume is related with the stock return volatility. High trading volume is related with high stock return volatility. It is also define that news which received by the investors is give effect on the stock return volatility. Good news increasing the stock return volatility leads to increase trading volume. According to Chae 2002 investor attention can be seen from the According to Jones, Ch Ch ar ar l les P. 2009 09 , F F abozi, Frank J. and Drake, Pamela Peterson 2009 an n d d M McMillan et al. 2011 define th h at at there are two risks that must be cons ns i ider when investor r dea e l l wi wi th th i i nv n es es tment. The first st i i s systematic risk, risk tha hat cannot b b e e d dive v rsified no matter th th e e in in v vestor does or o it called no o n ndiversi i fi fiab able e risk, s s uc uc h h as interes t rate, inflat io io n, n, econo nomi mi c c cycles, po p litical uncert rt ai aint nty, y and d n at ur al disaster. Sec on d is unsystematic ri risk s , wh wh ic ic h h is is risk k that ca a n n be b e limi mi na ted by div ersi fication o r it called diversifiable risk . Ri Ri sk sk can n b e measure using va riance and stand ar d deviation. Varia n nce is is a a bs bs ol o ute measur r e of dispe rs io n. Standar d de vi atio n is a mea su re of the d dispersion i in n outcom m es around the expect ed v al ue .

2.1.9 Relation between Investor

s’ s’ at t te te ntion with Liquidity Da et al. 2009 discovered that Google search volume is close se ly ly rel el at ated ed to th th e e tr t ading b by i i nd nd iv iv id id ua ua l l invest stor or s. s. I I t t sh sho ows th h e in inte te ns n e f ef f fect on th h e e tr r a ading beha vi vi or or s of inv nv es es t tors. According g to Tripa a th thy, Naliniprava a 20 20 11 tr tr ad ad in ing volume and its changes described the av vailable set of relevant information perceived by the market. This research conclud des that tr rading volume is related with the stock return volatility. High trading volum me is r related with high stock return volatility. It is also define that news which receive d d by the investors is give effect on the stock 29 stock price that influenced the information that flow in the market. Information itself can decrease the asymmetric information and make the stock more liquid. Here, there is positive relation between investor attention and liquidity.

2.1.10 Relation between Investors’ attention with Return and Risk

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