The Efficient Markets Hypothesis Is the Idea That

question 108

Multiple Choice

The efficient markets hypothesis is the idea that:

• A) asset prices represent all publicly available information.
• B) stock values revert to their historical mean values.
• C) the prices of assets are systemically biased, allowing savvy investors to make above-market returns by exploiting the efficiency losses.
• D) stock buyers are more likely to assess financial information more efficiently than the sellers of stocks.

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