The idea that any public information you will be able to find will prove of little value to you when buying and selling stocks, because that information is so quickly incorporated into the trading prices of stocks, is known as the

A) theory of efficient markets.
B) theory of fundamental analysis.
C) principle of context.
D) over-the-counter hypothesis.


Answer: A

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