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Efficient Markets Hypothesis
Rajiv Sethi – (31 comments) Via Paul Hewitt
Eugene Fama (the father of the efficient markets hypothesis): Here’s historical evidence that momentum trading doesn’t work.
New York Times: What the Past Can’t Tell Investors I am linking to the story so as to create an opportunity for commenting, below.
Posted in Economics, Finance, Financial Markets
Tagged Economics, efficient markets hypothesis, Eugene Fama, momentum, trading
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The “efficient markets†hypothesis is dead.
An interesting piece in this morning’s FT by Gillian Tett. The Chartered Financial Analyst Institute, which for many years had taught the so-called “efficient markets†hypothesis to thousands of students, asked its members for the first time if they trusted … Continue reading