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'An Institutional Theory of Momentum and Reversal' mentioned in the Financial Times

Financial Times, August 31 2009

Individual rationality can mean collective irrationality
Tony Jackson
Now that even the UK's chief financial regulator has started kicking the theory of efficient markets, the fun has gone out of it somehow...to continue reading please click here|

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