On Jan 1st, Disney share price was $100 per share. On the morning of Jan 2nd, Disneyannounced they will acquire Netflix. In doing so, Disney will be the global leader for onlinestreaming services. Together with Disney+, ESPN, and Hulu; Disney's profits areexpected to increase significantly over the coming years. By the end of Jan 2nd, the stockprice for Disney went up to $150 per share. Which form of market efficiency does thesituation show?O a. Strong FormO b. Semi Strong FormO c. Weak FormO d. Semi Weak FormO e. Strong Weak Form

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