英文摘要 |
In contrast to Lee & Swaminathan's research (2000), this study examines how past volume and return are predictors of the magnitude and persistence of price reversal. The findings indicate that low-volume losers and high-volume winners appear to a more significant degree within the context of price reversal. The hedging strategy formed by low-volume losers and high-volume winners elicits both short- and long-term investment profit, which is larger than that of the traditional contrarian strategy. On the contrary, high-volume losers and low-volume winners emerge with much less power in the price reversal context. Lee & Swaminathan (2000) point out that high (low) trading volume stocks tend to be over- (under-) valued by market, and this links the trading volume to the future price pressure. Trading volume is therefore quite helpful in terms of its ability to predict the change in price. Nevertheless, the volume-return dynamic relation proposed by Llorente et al. (2002) cannot predict any changes in the future price. |