英文摘要 |
This study focuses on the research of the effects of crisis events to foreign investors from 2004 to 2008 and discusses the difference of foreign investors' investment preferences and shareholding characteristics during crisis period and non-crisis period. The result shows that foreign investors prefer to invest on stocks that have large market value (large size), high ROE, high rate of turnover, low market to book ratio, non-electronic industry and stocks that have not published depositary receipts (DR) during non-crisis period, and prefer to invest on stocks that have large market value (large size), low debt ratio, low price to earning ratio and stocks that have not published DR during crisis period. This situation demonstrates that foreign investors can take higher risks at non-crisis period than crisis period. As for shareholding characteristics, the key difference of the shareholding characteristics of foreign investors between non-electronic industry and electronic industry is found in debt ratio and price to earning ratio. Furthermore, the key difference of shareholding characteristics between companies that published DR and non-published DR is found on the level of rate of turnover. |