Evidence shows that share prices might not fully react to financial accounting information immediately and that abnormal

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Evidence shows that share prices might not fully react to financial accounting information immediately and that abnormal returns might persist for a period of time following the release of information (a case of ‘post-announcement drift’). Does this indicate that securities markets are not efficient and that assumptions about market efficiency should be rejected?

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Financial Accounting Theory

ISBN: 9780071013147

4th Edition

Authors: Craig Deegan, H. Bierman

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