| 英文摘要 |
This study finds price momentum and 52-week high momentum strategies in the Taiwan stock market, yielding significantly positive average returns over a 1- to 10-month holding period. The 52-week momentum can explain some of the price momentum effect, but price momentum cannot explain the 52-week high momentum effect. Common risk factors and macroeconomic risk are found to be insufficient in fully explaining the two momentum effects. Long-term cumulative average abnormal returns analysis reveals that price momentum and 52-week high winner exhibit both significant short-term price continuation and long-term price reversal. In contrast, the 52-week high momentum and 52-week high loser do not show any price reversal. These findings support the momentum effect caused by investor behavioral biases. |