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Followers of the random walk hypothesis believe that

Followers of the random walk hypothesis believe that

▸ security analysis is the best tool to utilize when investing in the stock market.

▸ the price movements of stocks are unpredictable, and therefore security analysis will not help to predict future market behavior.

▸ that traders can earn higher than normal returns by exploiting market anomalies such as the small-firm effect.

▸ support levels and resistance lines, when combined with basic chart formations, yield both buy and sell signals.

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Authors: Zutter, Smart

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