I am conducting a research on how an individual analyses the stocks when trading or investing. Why despite proven results of the complementing nature, majority of them resort to Technical analysis or Fundamental analysis, but only a few use both together. For my primary research, I need to circulate an online questionnaire to find the widely used techniques and suggest an idea for analyzing stocks for both short term trading and long term investing. I am particularly looking for a forum or discussion page of investors where people might fill up the questionnaire. Attached is the proposal draft for more information. Any kind of contribution would be appreciated.
If your university allows it then check facebook for those types of groups. Ask the admin permission to use the group for your data collection. SurveyMonkey is another resource that you might be able to use.
A huge amount of academic survey research using is being conducted on Amazon's Mechanical Turk. https://www.mturk.com/
According to Princeton University's Survey Research Center, "Amazon's Mechanical Turk service has become an increasingly popular way for researchers to conduct online experiments. Anyone with access to the Internet can use the service as a way to draw respondents for any type of web-based survey or experiment. It's a relatively low cost way to engage a diverse set of respondents in a short period of time." https://psrc.princeton.edu/our-services/using-mturk
As a matter of behavior, these people (stockbrokers) are not so easy to get them answer a questionnaire. Try some other methods.
I agree with my RG colleagues,
Dr. Emmanuel,
Dr. Scott Sampson
Dr. Michael Neubert
Dr. Laverne A. Davis
In their good responses.
Best regards
I think its better to contact the stock brokers to do survey on investors and collect the required information by using google forms and/or survey monkey. It may be the best way to gather information.
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