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Stalking the "Efficient Price" in Market Microstructure Specifications: An Overview
The principle that revisions to the expectation of a security's value should be unforecastable identifies this expectation as a martingale. When price changes can plausibly be assumed covariance stationary, this in turn motivates interest in the random walk. In the presence of the market frictions f
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