英文摘要 |
This study examines that if investors in the stock market of Taiwan could effectively exploit the information of consensus recommendations and earnings forecast from security analysts. In other words, this research investigates that whether the investment decisions made on the consensus recommendations and s earnings forecast can bring in long-term (12 months) subsequent stock returns.
This research shows that investors could exploit the investment strategy to gain abnormal returns in the long run (12 months). In the further analysis, after controlling other stock returns related factors, the combined index of consensus recommendations and earnings forecast could still be adding informativeness to stock returns. Moreover, the robust tests show that abnormal stock returns based on the investment strategy, could not be explained by Fama & French Three-factors model (1993) and Carhart Four-factors model (1997). The evidence suggests that investors might not effectively perceive and use the information of consensus recommendations and earnings forecast in a timely manner. |