英文摘要 |
The seasoned equity offerings (SEOs) market demonstrates three significant characteristics: underpricing, high levels of information asymmetry, and low initial performance. Based on these characteristics, SEOs can be defined as lottery-type stocks described by Kumar (2009). Because SEOs can evince lottery-type characteristics, this paper investigates the relationship between SEOs similarity to the lottery and investor demand. The paper also measures SEOs performance after purchase to establish a trading strategy. Empirical results show that, along with the lottery-type characteristics, SEOs result in subscription fads. Statistical results remain significant even when a macroeconomic perspective and conditions for individual firms are introduced into the examining model. Finally, this paper analyzes evidence that the wealth of original shareholders is negatively affected when a firm issues lottery-type SEOs, in what is called an exploitation effect. |