First year price trends for new issues on the Singapore stock exchange by Ow, Fook Chuen, Wong, Max Wai Hong, Tan, Vincent Hwa Huat

“…The objectives are aimed at studying whether investors are able to gain excess returns by investing in initial public offerings (IPOs) on their first day of trading and whether the average price pattern observed for the entire group of IPOs is consistent with the efficient market hypothesis.…”
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Applying non-linear dynamics in the Singapore stock market using Chaos theory by Foo, Onn Siew, Koh, Tee Chin, Lee, Jia Yen

“…The question of whether the Stock Exchange of Singapore (SES) is weak-form efficient under the Efficient Market Hypothesis (EMH) has been a topic of much debate. …”
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Announcement effects of mergers and acquisitions on financial institutions in Asia Pacific by Loh, Bowei, Cai, Yanning, Lim, Amanda Lijuan

“…Based on the efficient market hypothesis, share prices reflect the information for publicly listed firms. …”
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Holiday effect on the Singapore stock market : behavioural or market-driven? by Gan, Jia Hao, Seow, Jing Min, Wee, Jazz Jiao Shan

“…Since the post-holiday effect violates the Efficient Market Hypothesis, fund managers may take this effect into account when making investment decisions. …”
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Firm size, January and pre-holiday effects : existence and possible explainations in the Singapore market. by Chua, Chin Heng., Lee, Kim Loong.

“…One of the dominant themes in the academic literature since the 1960s has been the concept of an efficient capital market. Efficient market hypothesis indicates that public information, be it past prices or dividend announcements, is fairly rapidly incorporated in security prices. …”
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