In re Polymedica Corporation Securities Litigation (II)

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In re Polymedica Corporation Securities Litigation (II)
2006 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 70079
US
Federal Court
Massachusetts
United States District Court
R. Alan Miller (plaintiffs); Frederick Dunbar (defendents)
Young

Summary

Federal court defines market efficiency, the five factors that prove it—and the financial analysis that does (and does not) meet the burden of proof.
In re Polymedica Corporation Securities Litigation (II)
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