Efficient Market Hypothesis Part 1 📈

EFFICIENT MARKET THEORY PART1
The Efficient Market Hypothesis (EMH) suggests that financial markets are highly efficient, meaning no investor can consistently achieve above-average returns or outperform the market. Market efficiency is characterized by several key conditions:

1. *Intrinsic Value and Market Price Alignment* – The market value of a security always reflects its intrinsic value.
2. *Random Price Movements* – Prices follow a random pattern, making it impossible to identify trends or predict future price movements.
3. *Instantaneous Information Adjustment* – Any new information is immediately incorporated into security prices.
4. *Equal Information Access* – All investors receive the same information simultaneously, eliminating any informational advantage.

This video explains the fundamental principles of the Efficient Market Hypothesis, which serves as the foundation for understanding more advanced financial concepts.

EFFICIENT MARKET THEORY PART1

Technical (Chart) Analysis- Part 2 -- https://youtu.be/ONAF8hehmow

Technical (Chart) Analysis- Part 1--https://youtu.be/c-gHyErtY_Y

FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS--https://youtu.be/k7Ve4DiTrNs

Efficient market Hypothesis--https://youtu.be/MdMs9d5ISS4