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Lecture 10: Market Efficiency - Princeton University
scholar.princeton.edu11:45 Lecture 10 Market Efficiency Fin 501: Asset Pricing EMH ⇒Martingale Property • A stock price is always at the “fair” level (fundamental value) • ⇒discounted stock price/gain process is a Martingale process [using the equivalent martingale measure E*
CHAPTER 6 MARKET EFFICIENCY – DEFINITION, TESTS AND …
people.stern.nyu.edu(a) In an efficient market, equity research and valuation would be a costly task that provided no benefits. The odds of finding an undervalued stock would always be 50:50, reflecting the randomness of pricing errors. At best, the benefits from information collection and equity research would cover the costs of doing the research.