Semi-Strong Market Efficiency Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Semi-Strong Market Efficiency QuizOnline version Learn about public info impact on prices. by RAGINI DEY 1 What does semi-strong market efficiency say about stock prices? a Prices reflect only past prices b Prices reflect all public information quickly c Prices reflect only private tips 2 What is 'public information' in this idea? a News and financial reports available to everyone b Past price data only c Secret tips from insiders 3 Which is NOT public info? a Earnings report b A tip from a friend at work c Company press release 4 How does semi-strong differ from weak form? a Semi-strong uses past prices; weak uses public info b Semi-strong uses public info; weak uses only past prices c Both use private info only 5 Can you consistently beat the market under semi-strong form? a Yes with insider tips b Yes by guessing c Not reliably with public data 6 What is an 'event study' used for in this theory? a To predict private tips b To track personal investments c To see how prices react to new public information 7 If a company releases good earnings, what should happen under semi-strong efficiency? a Stock price should fall b Price should stay the same c Stock price should rise quickly 8 Is a stock split considered public information? a Yes, it’s public and affects prices b No, it’s private c Only for insiders 9 What would violate semi-strong efficiency? a Prices reflect public info quickly b Investors profit consistently from public news c Prices never react to news 10 Which market form is the strongest claim about info? a Weak form b Semi-strong form c Strong form 11 If all public information is known, prices should be: a Always low b Fair and unpredictable for new traders c Always high 12 Which of these is public information? a Annual report b A clipboard note from a friend c A private memo 13 What type of investor might struggle most under semi-strong efficiency? a An insider with private tips b Someone who relies only on public data c A long-term holder 14 Do public announcements affect prices instantly? a Only after a year b Never; prices ignore news c Often yes, prices adjust quickly 15 What is the main idea behind semi-strong efficiency? a Prices ignore information b Prices already reflect public information c Prices depend on random guesses

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Semi-Strong Market Efficiency QuizOnline version

by RAGINI DEY

What does semi-strong market efficiency say about stock prices?

What is 'public information' in this idea?

Which is NOT public info?

How does semi-strong differ from weak form?

Can you consistently beat the market under semi-strong form?

What is an 'event study' used for in this theory?

If a company releases good earnings, what should happen under semi-strong efficiency?

Is a stock split considered public information?

What would violate semi-strong efficiency?

Which market form is the strongest claim about info?

If all public information is known, prices should be:

Which of these is public information?

What type of investor might struggle most under semi-strong efficiency?

Do public announcements affect prices instantly?

What is the main idea behind semi-strong efficiency?