If Security Markets Were Truly Strong-Form Efficient, You Would Never

question 6

True/False

If security markets were truly strong-form efficient, you would never be able to realize a rate of return on a security greater than the marginal investor's expected (or required) rate of return.

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Definitions:

Defense of Property

A legal rationale used to justify the use of force for protecting one's property from being damaged or stolen.

Self-defense

The act of protecting oneself from physical harm, typically considered a legal defense in many jurisdictions when facing accusations of violent crimes.

Consent

Voluntary agreement to or acquiescence in what another person proposes or desires, often necessary in legal and medical contexts.

False Imprisonment

The unlawful restraint of a person's freedom of movement without legal authority or justification.