In the context of the Efficient

Market Hypothesis $($EMH$),$ consider, separately, the

following statements$/$sentences $($that are components of a paragraph$)$ and explain the

theoretical errors that each of them contains:

The EMH says that share prices are always right

This is because shares move in a random fashion when new information is made public.

The only reason prices move is because of the new information contained in the

accounts when they are published.

Both technical and fundamental analysis serve no function.

Both technical and fundamental analysis cannot predict future prices.

Corporate fund managers cannot predict share prices either