Investments, Picking Stocks and the Efficient Market Hypothesis.
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Should an investor try to time the movements of the stock market in order to make big profits and/or avoid big loses? Should an investor buy individual stocks and be a stock picker. How are stocks priced or valued. What is the Efficient Market Hypothesis? Is it better to just diversify one’s investment portfolio and buy and hold for the long term? The video below discusses all these issues and provides in-depth analytical insight into the answers.
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Please see the video below.