彼得林區擇股法是否適用於臺灣股市?

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Title:	彼得林區擇股法是否適用於臺灣股市?
Other Titles:	Are the stock selection criteria proposed by Peter Lynch applicable to Taiwan stock markets?
Authors:	王恆娟;Wang, Heng-Chuan
Contributors:	淡江大學管理科學學系企業經營碩士在職專班倪衍森;Ni, Yen-Sen
Keywords:	彼得林區;投資績效;投資標的;Peter Lynch;investment performance;Investment targets
Date:	2012
Issue Date:	2013-04-13 11:18:56 (UTC+8)
Abstract:	本研究探討彼得林區的擇股法，來探討此擇股法是否適合用在台股的。就投資大眾的認知，彼得林區擇股法是比較屬於積極的投資方法，此與巴菲特投資擇股的思維有有所差異。而研究之實證結果顯示以彼得林區的指標來篩選台股，其短期投資績效的表現不菲，且較大盤來的優異，是以彼得林區的投資法亦適用投資台股上。但其長期平均績效並不如短期績效的表現，此以巴菲特之長期持有、價值投資似有所差異。此外，本研究亦有以下之研究發現，其一乃是發覺這些被篩選的公司不少能藉由槓桿的使用，進而推升其股價。其二、若投資依其投資法所選的標的為規模效果的公司時，其股價表現則會較為遜色。 This study is to investigate whether the stocks screened by Peter Lynn would have better performance. As we know, the stock selection approach proposed by Peter Lynn is different from another famous investor, Warren Buffett, since Peter Lynn seems to prefer to select stocks, which would grow up quickly in the short run instead of the value investing suggested by Warren Buffett. In this study, the results show that short-term performance of the shares screened by the Peter Lynn is better than the market return deemed as benchmark of the share performance, so we might infer that the screening approach is quite appropriate for selecting Taiwan stocks. Furthermore, the performance of the long term investment is inferior to that of the short term investment for these screening stocks in Taiwan stock markets different from the long-tem holding shares in accordance with the value investing proposed by Warren Buffett. Besides, this study also reveals two important findings. One is that we disclose that the share price would be enhanced for these companies through the leverage employed. The other is that the performance of large-scale companies screened is not outstanding, so these stocks might not the first priority for market participants.
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