The assumptions underlying technical and fundamental analysis differ in many respects. Which of the following is an important difference between technical analysis and fundamental analysis? Choose the best answer.
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Of all the differences between technical analysis and fundamental analysis, perhaps the most important is the fact that technical analysis assumes that securities markets are not weak form efficient, whereas fundamental analysis assumes that the Weak Form of the EMH is correct. Technical analysts assume that securities markets will "price-in" relevant information gradually, and that securities prices follow observable trends and patterns. Fundamental analysts, on the other hand, generally assume that past price information cannot be used to predict movements in securities prices.