英文摘要 |
This research studies whether Taiwan's stock market returns and volatility are influenced by the significant events, such as financial crisis, or not occurred from January 1, 1992 toMay 31, 2013. We use the GARCH model to analyze the market's daily closing price data on stock returns and volatility changes. It is known that the Asian financial crisis in 1997 has a negative impact on the stock returns and a positive impact on volatility.Although volatile shocks are hard to operate for the risker, the risker may be able to take advantage of short chase into short earn spreads out. Events, such as Tequila Effect in 1994, America Subprime Mortgage in 2007, Lehman Brothers in 2008, and the European Sovereign Debt Crisis in 2009, entailed significant negative returns to Taiwan's stock market. Investors in Taiwan stock market experienced serious capital losses. Short selling could immediately sell the stock and wait to redeem until the stock price tends to be stable, but the investors must consider the transaction costs of short selling. When the United States and European financial crises occur, Taiwanese investors should be careful and pay much attention to the subsequent reports and events. When the financial crisis occurs, we recommend that investors would be better off if they keep waiting and delay their deals. |