This paper studies the interactions between trading volume and volatility of Taiwan warrants and underlying stocks, and tests the asymmetric effect of information on volatility. In this paper, the conclusions can be summarized as follows: (1) The returns of warrant and the underlying stock don't interaction close. (2) The risk of warrant and underlying stock raises the risk-averse holders to require risk premium for compensation. (3) The analysis indicates that the trading activity of warrants and underlying stocks contributes to enhanced volatility of returns. (4) There exists the asymmetric effect of information on volatility of returns.