The purpose of this study is to explore when market-wide information is declared, whether the reactions of different kinds of investors are consistent, and whether the returns of stocks with high volumes respond more significantly than that with low trading volumes. The results indicate institutional trading volumes respond more sensitively than individual trading volumes in bull market when either good news or bad news is announced. However, the result is contrary in bear market. The other result we find is that the returns of portfolios with large volumes do not respond more heavily than that with small volumes despite good or bad news is announced in bull market. On the other hand, in large sized portfolios, the returns of large volume portfolios respond more heavily than that of small volume portfolios when good or bad news is announced in bear market.