Decision Sciences
4 years ago

Egyptian Stock Market Prices Closer to Random, Potential for Unusual Returns.

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International Journal of Economics and Financial Issues
STUDY THE EFFICIENCY HYPOTHESIS IN THE EGYPTIAN STOCK MARKET
Mai Ahmed Abdelzaher

Paper Summary

The Egyptian stock market was found to be inefficient between 2005 and 2015, with prices behaving more like random fluctuations. This suggests that some stocks may be undervalued. Investors could potentially earn abnormal returns by using historical stock prices, as current prices do not fully reflect past information.

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