crisis (1997–1998), and post-crisis (1999–2004) in Panels A, B, and C, respectively. The variables exhibit patterns which are similar to prior research. In general, returns are more volatile than earnings and cash flows as can be seen by higher standard deviations. The mean and median of stock returns are negative during the pre-crisis and crisis periods, but become positive after the crisis. The results show a decline in earnings from the pre-crisis to post-crisis periods. However, the mean of cash flows increases during the financial crisis, but slightly declines after the crisis.