Abstract
Thisresearch includes empirical results in making a consistent understanding of investor sagacity, investment returns, and behavioral stock market performance in the behavioral finance trend theoretical context. The data werecollected usinga long range of Returns data Pakistan's stock market Since June 1994 to December 2018 on the two economic segments known as the Military Period (1999-2008 and 2009-2018). Quantile Regression(QR) and Ordinary Least Square(OLS)carried out on future returns and risk-returns (volatility) where the independent variables Consumer Price Index (CPI), Gross Domestic Product(GDP), Money Market Rate(MMR), Discount Rate(DR) and Pakistan's Uncertainty Index weretaken at annual data base. The findings indicated that DRand past returns significantly impact future returns.Other factors such as GDP, inflations, MMR and conditions of instability, however, hadno major impact on returns. With regard to the military process, all variables such as past returns, GDP, discount and cash market levels, as well as volatility, hada major return impact. Whereas in the process of democracy, no macroeconomic factor affected those returns. With regard to volatility, CPI appearedto be the only factor that positively impactedthe volatility of share prices, as well as each of the two phaseswhileall other factors hadno significant effect overall. In the event of instability, the variability and returns remained negligible for all stages except in the military process. The results suggestedthat macroeconomic policies tend to have a large effect on the return as contrasted with the political phase in the military period. That could be due to lower returns, which stick lowers mostly due to problems with governance. No policy stimuli may impact returns in that situation. In addition, the volatility case remained unclear giventhe variables discussed.
