英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study is to investigate the use of 4 different buy-and-hold strategies to examine whether the rates of return of buying the six government-owned bank stocks, e.g. Huanan Financial Holdings, Mega Holdings, First Financial Holdings, Taiwan Cooperative Holdings, Chang Hwa Bank, and Taiwan Business Bank, could meet the target of at least 5% per year. In addition, this paper uses the Generalized Method of Moments (GMM) to assess the influence of investors' diverse shareholding ratios on the rate of returns of the four buy-and-hold strategies. The empirical results prove that buying a government-owned bank stock at the beginning of the year and holding it for a long period is the best investment strategy. Overall, except for Chang Hwa Bank, during the past 11 years, the total returns of the other five government-owned bank stocks%), especially Taiwan Cooperative Holdings and First Financial Holdings, are higher than the rate of return (71.03%) under the condition of annual compound interest of 5%. Secondly, investing financial holdings stocks shows a better rate of return than investing bank stocks. The rates of return of government-owned bank stocks with stock dividends are superior to those with only cash dividends. In addition, investors should reduce their stakes in government-owned bank stock when foreign capital, investment trust, securities dealer, domestic government agencies, domestic financial institutions, and management authorities have higher shareholding; otherwise, they should increase their own stocks. Finally, it is suggested that deposit stock investors should have patience to firmly implement systematic investment plan in order to achieve the best return. |