Decision Sciences
8 years ago

Financial Markets Show Predictability, Challenging Long-Held Efficiency Theories

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Perspectives in neural computing
Evidence of Predictability in Financial Markets
Neville Towers

Paper Summary

The article discusses the predictability in financial markets, focusing on the debate between the random walk theory and the efficient market hypothesis. The researchers review key findings and statistical methods used to test market efficiency.

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