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Definitions:
Historical Returns
The past financial performance of an investment, used to evaluate and compare the potential for future returns over time, drawing from historical data.
Semi-Strong Form
The semi-strong form of market efficiency hypothesizes that stock prices incorporate all publicly available information, suggesting that investors cannot earn excess returns through fundamental analysis.
Market Efficiency
A financial theory stating that asset prices fully reflect all available information, making it impossible to consistently achieve higher returns.
Efficient Capital Market
Market in which security prices reflect available information.
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