There are lots of domestic empirical research about the underpricing of new issues, but none of them based on the information asymmetry between issuer and investors. In fact this information asymmetry is the real mode of domestic stock markets, so an empirical research based upon this information asymmetry is worthwhile. Besides, almost all domestic empirical research only focused upon the statistical correlation between excess return and explaining variables but omit the relations and interactions among variables. Consequently, this paper tests the statistical implications of the singalling models of Grinblatt & Hwang (1989) in order to find evidences to support the information asymmetry explanation and to get an exhaustive relation among variables. Based upon the method proposed by Ibbotson & Jaffe (1975), hot issues period and cold issues period are identified. Market model-adjusted CAR in hot issues period is some 90 percent, cold issues one some 34 percent. Among eight implications, six of them are supported by multiregression results, regardless of hot issues period or cold one. The others about negative correlation between issuers fractional holding and firm value variance are not supported by multiregression results.