Abstract

The phenomenon of high first-day income and high break-up rate in China’s capital market has long attracted the attention of investors. Based on the disagreement model, in combination with the information asymmetry theory and behavioral finance, a mathematical model was put forward to analyze the reasons and mechanisms for the excess return of the initial public offering (IPO) on the first-day under the influence of investors’ sentiments. The analysis shows that the IPO first-day income is a function of the disagreement between investors, which generally presents an asymmetric U shape. Information asymmetry affects the degree of valuation deviation. The sentiment of investors reflects the psychological state of the investor at the time, which makes the income increase or decrease under the influence of investor sentiment and market sentiment. In turn, it leads to the emergence of excess returns or break-up rates on the first-day. The research results help deepen the understanding of the IPO pricing mechanism and explore the impact of investor psychology on its pricing, putting forward suggestions for the issue pricing mechanism of the Sci-Tech Innovation Board.

Highlights

  • In China, the stock market started as a pilot in 1989

  • The effectiveness of resource allocation in the stock market cannot be brought into play (Thomadakis et al, 2016). Aiming at this abnormal phenomenon that affects the healthy development of the stock market during the initial public offering (IPO) issuance and operation, this paper considers the factor of investor sentiment

  • The results show that the conditional asset pricing model (CAPM), which contains information on investor sentiment as the IPO first-day yield, can significantly explain the phenomenon of idiosyncratic volatility in China’s stock market

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Introduction

The original intention of setting up the Chinese stock market was to serve the poverty alleviation of state-owned enterprises. Even though it has developed so far, the stock market still focuses on financing over returns (Gao et al, 2018). The A-share (RMB common stock) market has formed a hierarchical market system for the main board, small- and medium-sized enterprise (SME) boards, and growth enterprise market (GEM) in China. The establishment of the SME board can accumulate supervision and operation experience for the establishment of the GEM, and its ultimate purpose is to build a multilevel capital market (Chen and Wang, 2018; Kotlar et al, 2018; Funaoka and Nishimura, 2019)

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