Previous literature indicates that after the placement the long-term stock return performance of private equities was usually worse than the equities which did not issue the private placement. In the thesis we use the data of private equities which had listed on the stock exchange of United States between 1980~2006 to analyze the pattern of liquidity risk, and we also test whether the two-factor capital asset pricing model that incorporate mimicking liquidity factor (LIQ) had significant structural change before and after private placement.