英文摘要 |
This study examines the interaction between sales momentum and sales-to-price in predicting future returns in the Taiwan stock market. The results show that sales-to-price predicts both the magnitude and the persistence of sales momentum. Specifically, high (low) sales-to-price winners (losers) experience longer price continuations, and low (high) sales-to-price winners (losers) experience faster price reversals. Furthermore, this study constructs the sales momentum life cycle hypothesis to summarize my results, and sale-to-price can identify where a stock is in this cycle. Collectively, this study shows that sales-to-price provides an important link between “momentum” and “value” strategies, or between “underreaction” and “overreaction” effects. |