Efficient Market Hypothesis

The Efficient Market Hypothesis (EMH) states that it is impossible to outperform the stock market … read more

An alternative to market capitalization as a way to measure a company’s value. It is … read more

A derivative of the EMH theory, Strong EMH states that stock prices reflect all information, … read more

This refers to the use of borrowed capital to increase the return on investment. It … read more

A derivative of the EMH theory, Semi-Strong EMH states that stock prices already reflect all … read more

A measure of a bank’s capital in terms of its risk weighted assets. The bank’s … read more

Weak EMH is a derivative of the EMH theory. The theory states that stock prices … read more

Looks at the return that an investment has and includes the amount of risk involved … read more

Created in 1933 with the Glass-Steagall Act, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation is a government … read more

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission was created to regulate the trading of futures contracts. Created … read more