In the semi-strong-form of market efficiency, fundamental analysis most likely requires the analyst to: extrapolate historical data to estimate future values and make investment decisions. use trading rules for detecting the price movements that lead to new equilibrium prices. do a superior job of estimating ...
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In this question why we have computed Dividend payout ratio through D0/E0 Why we haven’t first calculate D1/E1 through G . And then compute DPR?
A unique feature of hedge fund indexes is that they: are frequently equal weighted. are determined by the constituents of the index. reflect the value of private rather than public investments. B is correct. why option c is wrong????
Uses of market indexes do not include serving as a: measure of systemic risk. basis for new investment products. benchmark for evaluating portfolio performance. A is correct But how can market indices serve basis for new investment products ?????
Rebalancing an index is the process of periodically adjusting the constituent: securities’ weights to optimize investment performance. securities to maintain consistency with the target market. securities’ weights to maintain consistency with the index’s weighting method. C is correct PLS EXPALIN WHY OPTION B IS ...
What would be answer of this ? In book its given Option no. A but I think it is incorrect as Cost of Equity = Investor Min Req Return. And is Statement 2 correct ?
If the unexpected information(surprising info.) causes the rise or fall in a share price, is it the sign of inefficiency or efficiency of market??