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Investors' reaction to the recommendations of analysts published in the Financial Post "Hot Stock" column
A substantial amount of research has accumulated over the past twenty years in support of the semi-strong form of market efficiency theory. This theory asserts that security prices reflect all available public information. In such a market, opportunities to earn abnormal profits should not persist a
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