This article survey the behavior bias of earnings momentum in the Taiwan Stock Exchange. According to Wu et al.(2009). It considers that individual investors are the largest portion in Taiwan and the cost of trading in Taiwan is comparably low, individual investors may likely to ignore the earnings announcement or the accounting information, then it will cause the underreaction. Therefore the underreaction resulted from investors’ inattention can be caught with ID. In addition, because of the price limits in the Taiwan Stock Exchange, ID is defined for detailly distinguishing the underreaction and overreaction. The empirical results finds that the price limit events can indeed attract investor’s attention and the adjusted-ID can clearly explain the earnings momentum effect derives from underreaction, not overreaction.