There Is Evidence to Support the Contention That Company Insiders

question 98

Multiple Choice

There is evidence to support the contention that company insiders

• A) cannot earn abnormal profits because they are not permitted to trade shares in their company's stock without a one-month advance notice to the SEC.
• B) can profit in a manner that counters the strong form of the efficient market hypothesis.
• C) generally earn a profit equal to that of public investors.
• D) have no distinct advantage when trading shares of their company's stock.

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