Kenneth Bernoska

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But, if you think a market is efficient—efficient enough that you can’t really beat it for a profit—then it would be irrational for you to place any trades. In fact, efficient-market hypothesis is intrinsically somewhat self-defeating. If all investors believed the theory—that they can’t make any money from trading since the stock market is unbeatable—there would be no one left to make trades and therefore no market at all.
The Signal and the Noise: Why So Many Predictions Fail-but Some Don't
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