英文摘要 |
For company and investors, abnormal returns are often associated with changes in company's management decisions and corporate market valuation. Therefore, when the company management to take various measures related to finance and accounting policy, the impact of stock price wielding abnormal returns will change to some extent. Based on the data of Taiwan and Shanghai Stock Exchange from June 2005 to June 2010, this paper explores the effect of relevant variables on the stock abnormal return by employing Pearson's product-moment correlation coefficient and multiple regression model. The study found no obvious correlation between the rates of change in insider ownership and abnormal returns. The publicly listed companies in Shanghai tend to adjust their annual financial statements by manipulating earnings management more than the publicly listed companies in Taiwan. As Taiwan's securities market is more mature than Shanghai's, Taiwan stock investors prefer dividend income, while Shanghai stock investors prefer capital gains. In terms of investment decision-making patterns, Taiwan stock investors pay less attention to company's capital structure than the Shanghai stock investors. |