Wize University Introduction to Finance Textbook > Market Efficiency
The Efficient Market Hypothesis
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The Efficient Market Hypothesis
The EMH is a set of rules and beliefs about the market and the way information affects security prices.
- States that markets are efficient
- Security prices at a particular point in time reflect all available information.
- Investor's cannot consistently earn abnormal returns, they cannot "beat the market."
- The EMH is broken into three levels because not all investors have the same beliefs about the market's level of efficiency and the type of information reflect in market prices.
- Weak form
- Semi-strong form
- Strong form
