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Small-Firm Effect
The small-firm effect refers to the historical trend where smaller firms, in terms of market capitalization, have achieved higher risk-adjusted returns than larger companies.
Random Price Movements
Refers to the unpredictability in the price changes of securities in financial markets, often driven by a variety of factors without a clear pattern.
Technical Analysis
An approach to assess securities by examining statistical data produced by market behavior, including historical prices and trading volumes.
Technical Analysis
The study of historical market data, including price and volume, to forecast future market behavior.
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