Testing Weak-Form Efficient Capital Market Case Study: TSE and DJUS Indices

Testing the weak form of efficient market hypothesis in carbon efficient stock indices along with their benchmark indices in select countries

This paper presents the results of tests on the weak form of Efficient Market Hypothesis applied to carbon efficient stock market indices of India, the United States of America (USA), Japan, and Brazil and their corresponding market indices which are used as their benchmark indices. In this study, Kolmogrov-Smirnov and Shapiro-Wilk tests are used to test the normality of data. Run test and auto...

تحقیقی پیرامون شکل ضعیف کارایی در بازارهای نوظهور: شواهدی از بورس اوراق بهادار تهران

 So far, most of the studies on the Efficient Market Hypothesis have been devoted to the U.S as well as European capital markets, whereas just a few number of such researches have been conducted in undeveloped (less developed) countries in general, and Tehran Stock Exchange (TSE) in particular. The research examines some evidences indicating the lowest status of the Weak Form of Efficient Capit...

Weak-Form Efficiency In The German Stock Market

efficient capital market hypothesis

the introductory issue of the journal of financial research contains six articles in farsi and one in english. it also offers a glossary of financial terminology. the first article deals with the efficient capital market hypothesis , and is authored by dr. ali jahankhani & hussein abdoh tabrizi. it explains the concept and theories of capital market efficiency and their historical development i...

a review of tests on the weak form of efficient market hypothesis

the purpose of this article is to present the summary of all the research done on the weak form of efficient market hypothesis. these tests include normality test of return distribution, auto correlation test. run test and filter tests.

Making inefficient market indices efficient

The concept of efficient portfolios plays an important role in modern financial theory and practice. Although there is an extensive and growing literature that focuses on testing portfolio efficiency, outside of mean-variance optimization, which has several serious shortcomings, no systematic methodology for building efficient portfolios from inefficient indices has been developed. This paper a...