In: Finance
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New information causes a quick price change followed by smaller price changes as the market adjusts. |
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New information causes a large price change followed by price changes in the opposite direction as the market settles down after the news. |
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New information causes a quick price change followed by random price changes. |
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New information is reflected in an unbiased manner in stock prices after several days. |
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An inefficient market |
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A market that is weak-form efficient |
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A semi-strong-form efficient market |
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A strong-form efficient market |
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Only the weight of each asset in the portfolio |
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Only the expected return of each asset in the portfolio |
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The probability of profitable investments and the expected return of each asset |
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The expected return and weight of each asset in the portfolio |
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5.45 percent |
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5.90 percent |
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6.20 percent |
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6.41 percent |
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diversifiable, diversifiable |
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undiversifiable, undiversifiable |
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undiversifiable, diversifiable |
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diversifiable, undiversifiable |