21 the company and have access to its privileged information as stated in Rose, Peter
S. and Marquis, Milton H. 2008.
2.1.5 Asymmetric Information
According to Rose, Peter S. and Marquis, Milton H. 2008 asymmetric information is view that disputes the financial marketplaces contains pockets of
inefficiency in the availability and use of information. According to Investopedia, definition of asymmetric information is a
situation in which one party in a transaction has more or superior information compared to another http:www.investopedia.com. Others web sources
http:www.economicshelp.org also stated that asymmetric information is a situation where there is imperfect knowledge. In particular, it is occurs where one
party has different information to another. Asymmetric information should be eliminate through the increased of advanced technology because more people
being easily to get information investopedia.com. Many analysts agree that asymmetric information is harder to come by in developed than developing
markets because information in developed markets easily spread timely in everywhere.
According to Rose, Peter S. and Marquis, Milton H. 2008 asymmetric information give consequences for the financial marketplace because there will
be variations in both quantity and quality of the information available. But, the important point is that not all the information is good information, just having
information that others don’t have doesn’t make the information more valuable or
2.1.5 Asymmetric
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22 even correct http:www.investinganswers.com. It’s supported by Rose, Peter S.
and Marquis, Milton H. 2008 that market inefficiency can be created by the presence of imperfect or bad information.
This is the theory where there are two kinds of investors, informed investor and uninformed investors. It can give unequally condition because the
informed investor can have more information and knowledge that can give them a better understand and result in decision making to do investment as stated in web
sources http:www.investinganswers.com. It’s supported by Rose, Peter S. and Marquis, Milton H. 2008 that in the real word there is no market that either
completely efficient or completely asymmetric, this book split the real world market into two segments, which are a highly efficient market that trade by well-
informed individuals and institutions trader. The other segment is consisting of less-well-informed small investors’ trader, where information is asymmetrically
distributed.
2.1.6 Google Trends