Banz, R. and W. Breen, 1986, Sample dependent results using accounting and market data: Some evidence, Journal of Finance, 41, 779-793. Basu, S., 1977, Investment performance of common stocks in relation to their price earnings ratios: A test of the efficient markets hypothesis, Journal of Finance 32, 663-682. Bernard, V. and J. Thomas, 1989, Post-earnings announcement drift: Delayed price response or risk premium, Journal of Accounting Research Supplement, 1-36. Chan, L., Y. Hamao and J. Lakonishok, 1991, Fundamentals in stock returns in Japan, Journal of Finance 46, 1739-1764. Chan, L., N. Jegadeesh and J. Lakonishok, forthcoming, Issues in evaluating the performance of value versus glamour stocks, Journal of Finance. Chopra, N., J. Lakonishok and J. Ritter, 1992, Measuring abnormal performance: Do stocks overreact?, Journal of Financial Economics 31, 235-268. Daniel, K. and S. Titman, 1995, Evidence on the characteristics of cross-sectional variation in stock returns, Mimeo, May. Davis, J., 1994, The cross-section of realized stock returns: The pre-COMPUSTAT evidence, Journal of Finance 49. De Bondt, W. and R. Thaler, 1985, Does the stock market overreact?, Journal of Finance 40, 793-805. De Bondt, W. and R. Thaler, 1987, Further evidence on investor overreaction and stock market seasonality, Journal of Finance 42, 557-581. Fama, E. and K. French, 1992, The cross-section of expected stock returns, Journal of Finance 47, 427-466. Fama, E. and K. French, 1995, Size and book-to-market factors in earnings and returns, Journal of Finance 50, 131-156. 18 Jaffe, J., D. Keim, and R. Westerf~eld, 1989, Earnings yields, market values, and stocks returns, Journal of Finance 44, 135-148. Kothari, S.P., J. Shanken, and R. Sloan, 1995, Another look at the cross-section of expected stock returns, Journal of Finance 50, 185-224. La Porta, R., 1993, Expectations and the cross-section of stock returns, Mimeo, Harvard University. Lakonishok, J., A. Shleifer, and R. Vishny, 1994, Contrarian investment, extrapolation, and risk, Journal of Finance 49, 1541-1578. Merton, R., 1973, An intertemporal asset pricing model, Econometrica 41, 867-887. Rosenberg, B., K. Reid and R. Lanstein, 1984, Persuasive evidence of market inefficiency, Journal of Portfolio Management 11, 9-17. TABLE 1 Annual Cumulative Earnings Announcement Returns and Annual Buy-and-Hold Returns on Value and Glamour Portfolios Classified by Book-to-Market Ratios, 1971-1992 (Full Sample) Glamour BM 1 2 9 10 Value Mean T-Stat for Difference Mean Difference 10- 1 10- 1 PANEL A: Event Returns RET QOI-Q04 -0.00472 0.00772 0.03200 0.03532 0.04004 5.65 RET Q05-Q08 -0.00428 0.00688 0.02828 0.03012 0.03440 7.14 RET Q09-Q12 0.00312 0.00796 0.02492 0.03136 0.02824 5.12 RETQ13-Q16 0.00804 0.00812 0.02176 0.02644 0.01840 3.67 RET Q17-Q20 0.00424 0.01024 0.01368 0.02432 0.02008 4.49 PANEL B: Size-Adjusted Event Returns SARQOI-Q04 -0.01595 -0.00334 0.01533 0.01610 0.03205 5.03 SARQ05-Q08 -0.01484 -0.00419 0.01185 0.01216 0.02699 5.90 SAR QO9-Q12 -0.00822 -0.00411 0.00812 0.01341 0.02162 4.18 SARQ13-Q16 -0.00296 -0.00318 0.00578 0.00945 0.01240 3.05 SARQ17-Q20 -0.00484 0.00062 0.00013 0.00987 0.01471 3.39 PANEL C: Annual Returns RET YR1 0.09254 0.14811 0.22534 0.21547 0.12292 3.84 RET YR2 0.09284 0.14590 0.20085 0.21971 0.12686 3.88 RET YR3 0.11979 0.14835 0.24195 0.24496 0.12517 4.27 RET YR4 0.13063 0.16836 0.23149 0.25141 0.12078 3.82 RET YR5 0.12274 0.17032 0.22329 0.23518 0.11244 3.11 PANEL D: Size-Adjusted Annual Returns SAR YR1 -0.07810 -0.02196 0.04412 0.03213 0.11023 3.50 SARYR2 -0.08011 -0.02824 0.01569 0.03279 0.11289 3.91 SAR YR3 -0.06160 -0.03947 0.03402 0.03426 0.09585 4.00 SARYR4 -0.06130 -0.03217 0.00610 0.02467 0.08597 2.78 SARYR5 -0.05659 -0.02101 0.00442 0.01803 0.07461 1.96 TABLE 2 Earnings Announcement Returns and Annual Buy-and-Hold Returns on Value and Glamour Portfolios Classified by Cash-Flow-to-Price and Growth-in-Sales, 1971-1992 (Full Sample) Glamour Value Mean Difference T-Stat for Mean Difference CP 1 3 GS 3 1 10-1 10-1 PANEL A: Event Returns RET QOI-Q04 -0.00019 0.03201 0.03201 6.62 RET Q05-Q08 0.00122 0.02922 0.02800 4.14 RET QO9-Q12 0.00581 0.02589 0.02008 4.20 RETQ13-Q16 0.00843 0.02056 0.01213 3.69 RETQ17-Q20 0.00898 0.01966 0.01068 2.89 PANEL B: Size-Adjusted Event Returns SARQOI-Q04 -0.01130 0.01285 0.02415 5.31 SAR Q05-Q08 -0.00997 0.01112 0.02110 3.21 SARQO9-Q12 -0.00526 0.00864 0.01389 3.08 SAR Q13-Q16 -0.00202 0.00444 0.00646 2.45 SAR Q17-Q20 0.00025 0.00567 0.00542 1.66 PANEL C: Annual Returns RET YR1 0.11790 0.23700 0.11909 4.25 RET YR2 0.12349 0.24333 0.11983 4.17 RET YR3 0.13979 0.23534 0.09555 3.99 RET YR4 0.15757 0.24452 0.08695 2.83 RET YR5 0.15758 0.22269 0.06510 2.13 PANEL D: Size-Adjusted Annual Returns SAR YRI -0.04562 0.05102 0.09663 3.56 SAR YR2 -0.04064 0.05436 0.09499 3.62 SARYR3 -0.03826 0.02934 0.06759 2.86 SARYR4 -0.03185 0.02511 0.05696 1.90 SAR YR5 -0.02262 0.01531 0.03793 1.18 TABLE 3 Annual Cumulative Earnings Announcement Returns and Annual Buy-and-Hold Returns on Value and Glamour Portfolios Classified by Book-to-Market Ratios, 1971-1992 (Firms with Market Cap > NYSE Median) Glamour BM 1 2 9 10 Value Mean T-Stat for Difference Mean Difference 10-1 10-1 PANEL A: Event Returns RET Q01-Q04 0.00315 0.00976 0.01840 0.01348 0.01033 0.80 RET Q05-Q08 0.00189 0.00662 0.01819 0.0171? 0.01528 2.09 RET QO9-Q12 0.00265 0.00649 0.01341 0.01468 0.01203 1.55 RETQ13-Q16 0.00474 0.00633 0.00757 0.01172 0.00698 0.93 RET Q17-Q20 0.00230 0.00569 0.00498 0.00182 -0.00048 -0.08 PANEL B: Size-Adjusted Event Returns SARQ01-Q04 -0.00417 0.00267 0.01118 0.00476 0.00893 0.69 SAR Q05-Q08 -0.00561 -0.00056 0.01060 0.00946 0.01508 2.06 SAR QO9-Q12 -0.00566 -0.00176 0.00545 0.00741 0.01296 1.71 SAR Q13-Q16 -0.00290 -0.00110 0.00019 0.00470 0.00760 1.03 SAR Q17-Q20 -0.00321 0.00021 -0.00091 -0.00346 -0.00025 -0.04 PANEL C: Annual Returns RET YRI 0.11850 0.13855 0.17810 0.19898 0.08047 1.77 RET YR2 0.09456 0.13442 0.18220 0.20341 0.10884 2.83 RET YR3 0.11630 0.14040 0.19985 0.22462 0.10831 2.97 RET YR4 0.12053 0.15511 0.18150 0.21296 0.09243 3.32 RET YR5 0.10921 0.15368 0.20022 0.20082 0.09160 2.76 PANEL D: Size-Adjusted Annual Returns SAR YRI -0.03286 -0.01312 0.02334 0.04211 0.07497 1.68 SARYR2 -0.06261 -0.02261 0.02557 0.04220 0.10481 2.84 SARYR3 -0.04951 -0.02794 0.02596 0.05322 0.10272 2.99 SARYR4 -0.05814 -0.02656 -0.00752 0.02648 0.08462 3.19 SAR YR5 -0.06009 -0.01887 0.02488 0.02892 0.08901 2.93 TABLE 4 Earnings Announcement Returns and Annual Buy-and-Hold Returns on Value and Glamour Portfolios Classified by Cash-Flow-to-Price and Growth-in-Sales, 1971-1992 (Firms with Market Cap > NYSE Median) Glamour Value Mean T-Stat for Difference Mean Difference CP 1 3 GS 3 1 10-1 10-1 PANEL A: Event Returns RETQOI-Q04 0.00456 0.01683 0.01228 2.13 RET Q05-Q08 0.00245 0.02634 0.02389 3.80 RET QO9-Q12 0.00445 0.01337 0.00892 1.25 RETQ13-Q16 0.00374 0.00798 0.00424 0.83 RETQ17-Q20 0.00388 0.00459 0.00072 0.16 PANEL B: Size-Adjusted Event Returns SARQOI-Q04 -0.00252 0.00872 0.01124 2.06 SAR Q05-Q08 -0.00487 0.01813 0.02300 3.68 SARQO9-Q12 -0.00278 0.00544 0.00821 1.14 SARQ13-Q16 -0.00308 0.00020 0.00328 0.63 SARQ17-Q20 -0.00089 -0.00145 -0.00056 -0.13 PANEL C: Annual Returns RET YR1 0.11840 0.19950 0.08109 2.58 RET YR2 0.11089 0.19257 0.08168 2.6 RET YR3 0.11857 0.19773 0.07916 3.45 RET YR4 0.13551 0.20017 0.06465 2.11 RET YR5 0.12846 0.20431 0.07584 2.57 PANEL D: Size-Adjusted Annual Returns SARYRI -0.02959 0.04722 0.07680 2.57 SARYR2 -0.03972 0.03650 0.07622 2.55 SAR YR3 -0.04412 0.03377 0.07789 3.57 SARYR4 -0.04048 0.02209 0.06257 2.05 SAR YR5 -0.03987 0.03480 0.07467 2.58 TABLE 5 Cross-Section Regression Tests of Difference between Event and Non-Event Returns for Value and Glamour Portfolios, 1971-1992 (Full Sample) Intercept Event Day Dummy Market Return PANEL A: Regressions for Portfolios Formed on BM Low BM Portfolio Return 0.000128 -0.000661 1.0670 (Glamour) (2.00) (-3.44) (73.08) High BM Portfolio Return 0.001104 0.001945 0.6502 (Value) (6 77) (5.45) (30.67) PANEL B: Regressions for Portfolios Formed on (CP GS! Low CP, High GS Portfolio Return 0.000161 -0.000399 1.0276 (Glamour) (2.40) (-2.56) (76.12) High CP, Low GS Portfolio Return 0.000764 0.001769 0.6751 (Value) (7.35) (7.05) (32.30)