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by littlestymaar
168 days ago
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See Bob Schiller's work (for which he received the econ Nobel prize in 2013). The “weak version of EMH” has nothing to do with markets being “efficient”, it's a property of random markets. Assimilating the two just Fama's motte-and-bailey fallacy. |
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That's very, very related to being efficient.
> Assimilating the two just Fama's motte-and-bailey fallacy.
No, not at all.