The Efficient Markets Hypothesis Implies That an Investor

question 12

Multiple Choice

The efficient markets hypothesis implies that an investor:

• A) cannot systematically outperform the market as a whole over time.
• B) should rely on publicly available information to outperform the market.
• C) should buy and sell lower volumes of shares.
• D) can manage a portfolio and regularly outperform the whole market.

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