| 英文摘要 |
This study constructs earnings and record-high earnings momentum strategies based on the annual growth rate of quarterly earnings and the ratio of quarterly earnings to the historical highest quarterly earnings, respectively. These strategies yield significantly positive average returns over a 1- to 12-month holding period, indicating the presence of earnings and record-high earnings momentum effects. The two momentum effects cannot be fully explained by each other and cannot be fully explained by risk and investor-limited attention. Long-term cumulative average abnormal returns analysis reveals that investors tend to overreact to good earnings news and underreact to bad earnings news. The evidence supports that behavioral biases drive momentum effects. |