Abstract
The digital revolution has led to the proliferation of big data, which poses distinct obstacles to data analysis due to its large quantity, diverse nature, and high speed. These challenges are a direct consequence of the digital revolution. Hence, our article examines the notable impact of big data technology on investors' decision-making. This is seen in the choices made by investors to divest from their investments or reallocate their funds to other assets in response to perceived dangers in the Iraq market and by considering the indirect influence of the timing of financial reporting on gathering the necessary data. A survey was created based on the topics discussed in the studies. Our analysis focuses on the period from January to March 2024. A total of 157 respondents participated in this research, comprising academics from universities, financial experts, and investors in companies listed on the Iraq Stock Exchange. This study used the statistical program SPSS and the course analysis method. The study discovered a statistically significant impact of big data, including its attributes, such as quantity, diversity, and speed, on the timing of financial reporting. The effect of big data on investors' decision-making is statistically significant. The time of issuing information has a significant impact on investors' judgments. Furthermore, investing decisions in Iraqi companies listed on the Iraqi Stock Exchange are marginally impacted by the preparation of financial reports inside the big data framework.
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