Revisiting the weak-form efficiency of the Australian stock market

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Author(s)
Li, Bin
Tong, Tong
Benkato, Omar
Year published
2014
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We use recent daily data and several testing procedures to re-investigate the weak-form efficiency of the Australian stock of the top 50 companies across different industries. Contrary to most prior studies, our results suggest that the Australian market is weak-form efficient with little or no evidence for short-term return predictability.We use recent daily data and several testing procedures to re-investigate the weak-form efficiency of the Australian stock of the top 50 companies across different industries. Contrary to most prior studies, our results suggest that the Australian market is weak-form efficient with little or no evidence for short-term return predictability.
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Journal Title
Corporate Ownership & Control
Volume
11
Issue
2
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Subject
Accounting, auditing and accountability
Banking, finance and investment
Investment and risk management
Strategy, management and organisational behaviour