top | item 31322115 (no title) ______-_-______ | 3 years ago The efficient market hypothesis is a myth discuss order hn newest colinmhayes|3 years ago Just depends on your time frame vmception|3 years ago exactly, the market mooned on the same information after Jerome Powell's speech than the ongoing decline the day after esoterica|3 years ago That doesn't contradict the EMH at all. The EMH does not say that stocks never go up or down without news. load replies (1) Apocryphon|3 years ago The market will stay irrational for longer! load replies (1) Kon-Peki|3 years ago Gene Fama: "The efficient market hypothesis is a model. All models are wrong." gruez|3 years ago There's various forms of the EMH. As a general heuristic does it really seem unreasonable to assume that a random HN commenter has worse pricing information than a wall st analyst? arthurcolle|3 years ago wisest comment on this site in the last week ^
vmception|3 years ago exactly, the market mooned on the same information after Jerome Powell's speech than the ongoing decline the day after esoterica|3 years ago That doesn't contradict the EMH at all. The EMH does not say that stocks never go up or down without news. load replies (1) Apocryphon|3 years ago The market will stay irrational for longer! load replies (1)
esoterica|3 years ago That doesn't contradict the EMH at all. The EMH does not say that stocks never go up or down without news. load replies (1)
gruez|3 years ago There's various forms of the EMH. As a general heuristic does it really seem unreasonable to assume that a random HN commenter has worse pricing information than a wall st analyst?
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