Abstract
This study aims to analyze the factors that influence the decision making of investors investing in the capital market. The sampling method used in this study was purposive sampling method, the sample used in this study was the millennial generation in Jakarta who had invested in the capital market. Sample size determination based on Slovin formula. The data used in this study are primary data in the form of questionnaires and secondary data in the form of library studies. The analysis technique in this study is simple linear regression and multiple linear regression. The results of research that have been carried out both in partial and simultaneous testing show that all variables, namely knowledge, risk, income, capital market training, and motivation have a significant positive effect on investment decisions.
Highlights
Investment is one of the means that is expected to generate profits in the future by investing in funds or capital that is currently owned
The first hypothesis in this study states that knowledge has a positive effect on investment decisions seen from a significant level of less than 5%, ie 0,000
The third hypothesis in this study states that income has a positive effect on investment decisions seen from a significant level of less than 5%, ie 0,000
Summary
Investment is one of the means that is expected to generate profits in the future by investing in funds or capital that is currently owned. One form into investment is investing in the capital market in several securities instruments. The existence of investment itself is widely known by the wider community, it's just that most people still have different paradigms about investing in their eyes. Investment is considered as a necessity when someone channels the excess funds to be invested. People are expected to start accepting changes, that it's timing we move from saving society to investment society. The community is expected to accept this change because investment is a necessity. Seen from the increasing number of securities ownerships in the capital market by domestic investors, it means that the public contributes to the development of the Indonesian economy
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