What Makes a Market Efficient? Federal Court Lists Five Factors

Business Valuation UpdateVol. 12 No. 12
Legal and Court Case Update
December 2006

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securities litigation
In re Polymedica Corporation Securities Litigation (II)
2006 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 70079
September 28, 2006
US
Federal Court
Massachusetts
United States District Court
R. Alan Miller (plaintiffs); Frederick Dunbar (defendents)
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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.

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In re Polymedica Corporation Securities Litigation (II)

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September 28, 2006

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.