A pricing theory that the price of a security reflects the past price and trading history of the security. Theory implies that security prices follow a random walk. Related: Semistrong-form efficiency, strong-form efficiency.
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A form of pricing efficiency where the price of the security reflects the past price and trading history of the security. In such a market, security prices follow a random walk. Related: Semistrong form efficiency, strong form efficiency.
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A market with few buyers and many sellers and a declining trend in prices.
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Weak form efficiency, also known as the random walk theory, holds that the historical data of a stock do not affect its price. Therefore, projecting the future values is not improved by knowing the historical values.
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