Efficient Market Hypothesis

Definitions

Accounting

• noun the hypothesis that all relevant information is immediately reflected in the price of a security.

Economics

• noun the theory that stock markets respond to information about the assets being sold, so that if it is anticipated that a share will rise in value, investors will buy that share and so force up its market price.

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