None of these options are correct.

by allowing corporations to raise funds by buying new issues.

by allowing corporations to raise funds by selling new issues and by creating a market in which owners may easily turn an investment into cash through its sale.

by creating a market in which owners may easily turn an investment into cash through a purchase.

random speculation in securities.

how an investor can significantly outperform the market in general.

the degrees to which price movements are the result of past trends.

the degree to which prices adjust to new information.

using models and algorithms to identify patterns and anomalies

passive indexing

All of these are major investment strategies.

fundamental analysis

Prices adjust rapidly to new information.

Large dollar amounts of securities can be absorbed without price destabilization.

Each successive trade is made at a price close to the previous trade.

Computerized handling of transactions is necessary.

None of these options are correct.

past price data is positively correlated to future prices.

prices reflect all public information.

all information both public and private is immediately reflected in stock prices.