This paper investigates the impact of privatization stock floatation plan on Taiwan's stock market. As Chang and Lin (1997) indicated, the total stock floatation amount of the privatization plan is estimated over NT$1,300 billion. Impacts of such large volume of government shares on Taiwan's stock market have become one of the intriguing questions concerning the success of the ambitious privatization plan. This paper adopts Branson's Portfolio Balance approach to estimate the scale of Taiwan's stock market, and the possible "crowding out" effect of the government shares released to the market by the privatization plan. Our investigation indicates that the estimated volume for additional shares in the stock market ranges from NT$1,400 to 1,800 billion. The ambitious privatization stock floatation plan may indeed "crowd out" some private investment. If the privatization plan can be lengthened to allow room for the huag government share to a longer time span, and innovation stock float arrangements, then the ambitious plan may stand a reasonable chance of success.