Definition: Strong form can refer to the strong form of the efficient markets hypothesis, which is
that any public or private information known to anyone about a security is
fully reflected in its current price.
Fama (1991) renames tests of the strong form of the hypothesis to be 'tests for private information.' Roughly -- If individuals with private information can make trading gains with it, the strong form hypothesis does not hold.
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