Computers and Technology, 21.02.2020 06:05 gmac24

Anderson uses his computer and internet link to chart the movement of his favorite 46 stocks. He buys and sells according to the analysis he does of the price charts on these stocks. If he can generate consistent abnormal returns in this manner then this is a failure of weak form efficeincy semi-strong form efficeincy strong form efficincy all of the above none of the above

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