英文摘要 |
Bubbles have always existed in the history of human economic development. Therefore, the reasons for the formation of bubbles have always been the focus of research by scholars and experts. Taiwan's stock market has experienced multiple stock price bubbles for more than 30 years. This study adopts a rough approach from the perspective of investor bias Set theory for analysis. The study period was from July 1988 to December 2019, and 9 variables including kinetic energy, herd, anti-herd, investor sentiment, turnover rate, financing balance, money supply and leading indicators were adopted. The empirical results found that when the training samples of 9 variables are used as the basis, the 13th decision rule is found, that is, the number of attributes of money supply and financing balance is 1, and the accuracy of predicting the bubble period is the highest; The correct rate of stock price bubble prediction is 90%; in further research, based on 4 reduced attribute variables, it is found that the seventh decision rule, that is, when the number of attributes of kinetic energy, financing balance and turnover rate is 1, there is a higher Accuracy: When based on test samples, it is found that the correct rate of stock price bubble prediction is 82.2%. The research results have a high reference value for judging whether the current stock price is bubble. |