efficient market theory

Equivalent to efficient market hypothesis and efficient markets theory. Also labelled EMT or EMH This theory / hypothesis suggests that market prices react rather rationally and instantly to all known information, so that prices fit

known economic fundamentals,
a rational estimate of future prospects,
risk-related economic utility.

The EMT is put somewhat in check by market anomalies (mispricings, anomalous returns or volatilities...). Those anomalies are due either to technical imperfections or to behavioral biases. See behavioral finance

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