Have you ever heard of the efficient market hypothesis? The basis of the hypothesis is that stocks trade based on all known information. In other words, there is never news that the market hasn’t already priced in. The implication is that the market is never inefficient. If you’re looking at that and thinking about how much of a bummer it is, I don’t blame you. I found out about the theory when I first started learning about the markets back when I was 16 (yeah, I was young)….

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