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{ Informational } efficiency: This implies that ____ available to participants affects market prices quickly and cost effectively. | { Informational } efficiency: This implies that ____ available to participants affects market prices quickly and cost effectively. | ||
{ Allocational } efficiency: This implies that the prices set for all securities are 'correct' in the sense that they force the market to ____ capital in the way that maximizes the current and future productive capacity of the capital stock of the economy. | { Allocational } efficiency: This implies that the prices set for all securities are 'correct' in the sense that they force the market to ____ capital in the way that maximizes the current and future productive capacity of the capital stock of the economy. | ||
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Adherents of the { CAPM } believe that all stocks can be measured relative to a benchmark, the market portfolio. | |||
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The { EMH } considers the arrival and use of information on the market, and the timing of its use. | |||
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In it's most basic form, EMH implies that stock analysis and active investment strategies are at best pointless but, more probably, wasteful. | |||
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{ APT } is a multi-factor model which proposes that different factors explicitly determine the stock's return vi a linear relationship. | |||
{Some of the factors commonly used in practice for equity portfolios are: | |||
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earnings { momentum } | |||
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low price-to-{ earnings } ratio or price-to-{ book } values | |||
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