Abstract
The Islamic capital market is becoming a popular investment choice, contributing to a nation's economic prosperity. This study aims to analyze the impact of investment knowledge, motivation, and religiosity on investment decisions and risks. The research used a mixed method approach, gathering data from 100 respondents. The results indicated that investment motivation does not significantly influence investment decisions, but does affect investment risk. Investment knowledge, on the other hand, does not significantly impact both investment decisions and risks. Religiosity also does not have a significant effect on investment decisions and risks. Therefore, the hypothesis that investment motivation and religiosity influence investment decisions and risks was rejected. However, it was found that investment risk does affect investment decisions, supporting the hypothesis.
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