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Record
- Title
- How low can you go? How high can you fly? Exploiting reversals following N-day highs and lows in the Forex- and the Swedish stock market and the implications of this for the hypothesis of weakly efficiant markets
- Type
- Student Paper
- Publ. year
- 2011
- Author/s
- Cohn, Andreas
- Department/s
- Department of Economics
- In LUP since
- 2011-02-28
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