According to the efficient markets hypothesis, the prices of traded assets, such as stocks and bonds, reflect all publicly traded information.

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The efficient markets hypothesis suggests that financial markets incorporate all publicly available information to set prices for traded assets. This implies that any new information is immediately reflected in the market price of the asset, making it difficult to consistently generate above-average returns.

According to the Efficient Markets Hypothesis, the Prices of Traded