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TECHNICAL ANALYSIS AND MARKET EFFICIENCY. SOME REMARKS OVER THE EXISTING LITERATURE
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The paper analyzes the mechanisms of interaction between technical analysis (TA) and the efficient market hypothesis (EMH). We describe how a less fundamental set of tools, developed by the early investors in the stock market is not necessarily conflicting with the more rigorous, even dogmatic approach, of the market efficiency. Building on a consistent literature developed starting with the 1950's, we show how causality between the two concepts runs in both directions with practical implications in the investment industry.
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