Anyone interested in Finance are welcome. Research interest includes studies on individuals' investment behaviors, corporate events in behavioral perspective, asset pricing models, and sentiment (textual) analysis using machine learning. Behavioral Finance is a field which examines how an individuals' behavioral biases influence corporate performance or investor's decision making process. For example, people have a tendency to sell stocks if prices increase (in other words, have gains), whereas hold on to stocks longer if prices decrease (in other words, have losses). This phenomenon is called the disposition effect and we use this to explain the current financial or economic market movements. In addition, using machine learning and sentiment analysis, we are currently analyzing changes in financial and economic markets in response to monetary policies.