英文摘要 |
While the investors can’t understand or obtain totally accurate information, they may develop investing strategy by preference or irrational behavior that is commonly known as "noise trade". Noise trade adversely affects the process of equilibrium price, most notably during the inception of IPO, which prevents past prices from being used as reference. Therefore, the IPO stock performance becomes the best way to compare information- and noise-performance. According to return predictability and logic of ARMA, we separate the equilibrium price into information and noise components and they are also the proxy variables of information- and noise-performance. We find out that information-performance is not only higher but also steadier in long-term tendency than noise-performance, and noise-performance is far more fluctuating and those investing by noise accept significantly higher risks, and generate less revenue than those investing by information. Consequently, the more reliable information available will greatly increase the chance of tipping the scales to affect the fundamental relationship between risk and return. |