Efficient Market Hypothesis (EMH) Forms
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Semistrong form of EMH

Stock prices reflect all publicly available information, such as historical prices and current firm information.

Strong form of EMH

Stock prices reflect all information, including insider information.

Weak form of EMH

Stock prices reflect only historical stock prices.

Efficient Market Hypothesis (EMH)

A theory suggesting that stock prices reflect all available information.

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Efficient Market Hypothesis (EMH) Forms

  • The semistrong form of the EMH posits that stock prices reflect all publicly available information. This includes historical prices and current firm information.
  • The strong form of the EMH contends that stock prices incorporate all information, including insider knowledge.
  • The weak form of the EMH asserts that stock prices reflect all historical price data.

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Explore the different forms of the Efficient Market Hypothesis, including weak, semi-strong, and strong. Understand how each form defines the relationship between stock prices and available information. Test your knowledge on how these theories impact investment strategies.

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