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Arbitrageurs, statistical arbitrageurs, value investors like Warren Buffett and Edward Thorp, [[Behavioural psychology|behavioural psychologists]] and, most recently, a bunch of day-traders on [[GameStop|Reddit]], have begged to differ. The gist of their arguments: “the market can stay rational longer than you can stay solvent” | Arbitrageurs, statistical arbitrageurs, value investors like Warren Buffett and Edward Thorp, [[Behavioural psychology|behavioural psychologists]] and, most recently, a bunch of day-traders on [[GameStop|Reddit]], have begged to differ. The gist of their arguments: “the market can stay rational longer than you can stay solvent” | ||
The [[JC]] has spotted a variation of [[EMH]] in the legal world, which he calls the [[efficient language hypothesis]]: | The [[JC]] has spotted a variation of [[EMH]] in the legal world, which he calls the [[efficient language hypothesis]]: {{efficient language hypothesis capsule}} | ||
Oddly, this seems to be taking longer to happen than anyone expected. | Oddly, this seems to be taking longer to happen than anyone expected. | ||