The Efficient Markets Hypothesis Says That Beating the Market Consistently

question 43

Multiple Choice

The efficient markets hypothesis says that beating the market consistently is

• A)impossible.Many studies find that beating the market is,at best,extremely difficult.
• B)impossible.Many studies find that beating the market is relatively easy.
• C)relatively easy.Many studies find that beating the market is,at best,extremely difficult.
• D)relatively easy.Many studies find that beating the market is relatively easy.

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