Market Inefficiency
Market inefficiency describes a situation where available information or reasonable probability estimates may not be fully reflected in market prices.
Why it matters to you
Potential trading opportunities often depend on some form of inefficiency. These may arise from: limited participation, poor liquidity, slow information processing, behavioral biases, complex market questions, or differences in analysis. But an apparent inefficiency is not automatically a real one.
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