英文摘要 |
We study that the stock price soaring of IPO company, which is so-calledhoneymoon effect, is inversely correlated with the long-term stock return of thatcompany. Researches find that the honeymoon effect is due to the underpricing ofthe IPO issuing, or the market overpricing under the initial fad. We think that thestock of a company with good performance, signaling with more sufficientinformation disclosures, will be priced correctly during the IPO issuing. Our resultsempirically support that the IPO company without honeymoon effect, however, willhas superior long-term stock return. |