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The brazilian stock market of the new millennium: an efficiency test

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Abstract

According to the Hypothesis of Efficient Market - HME, proposed by Fama (1970), in its weak form, an investor doesn’t get to predict the stock returns based on historical returns and thus doesn’t get abnormal returns in a consistent way. This paper is concerned verifying HME, in the weak form, in the Brazilian stock market by the analysis of fifty more negotiated stocks in BOVESPA since 2000 until 2007. The methodology was used based in the ARIMA models of time series and serial correlation tests of returns to prove or not the random behavior of the stock returns. The results had shown that Brazilian capital market did not evidence characteristics of an efficient market, in the weak form, in the considered period.

Keyword : market efficiency, capital markets, random walk, abnormal returns eficiência de mercado, mercado de capitais, caminho aleatório, retornos anormais

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Gaio, L. E., Alves, K. L. de F., & Pimenta Júnior, T. (2009). The brazilian stock market of the new millennium: an efficiency test. Brazilian Business Review, 6(3), 217–231. https://doi.org/10.15728/bbr.2009.6.3.1

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