This study investigates the relationship between momentum effect and information asymmetry within the investors. We use PIN model which is proposed by Easley et al. (1996) as a major factor to test whether the information should be priced or not. From our result, we find that the parameters of PIN are significantly positive suggests that information is an important factor to predict return and the informed traders have the capability to pick up winners and to earn higher future return. Also, the momentum effect only exists in sixty trading days rather than continue to one year. The information transparency will affect return as well, if a firm with more transparent information, it will have a higher return in the future.