If fundamental analysis does not help stock market investors make profits, then the stock market is

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If fundamental analysis does not help investors make profits, it implies that all publicly available information is already reflected in stock prices. This condition is consistent with the semi-strong form of market efficiency. However, semi-strong efficiency also implies weak efficiency (where past prices and volume information are reflected in current prices) and contributes to allocational efficiency (where capital is allocated to its most productive uses because prices reflect all available information). Therefore, all of the options are correct in this context.

If Fundamental Analysis Does Not Help Stock Market Investors Make