Multiple Choice
Based on the efficient markets hypothesis, which of the following mutual funds has the better chance of beating the market in the long run?
A) a low-fee fund that is actively managed by a highly respected fund manager
B) a passive fund that simply attempts to mimic a financial index such as the S&P 500
C) a portfolio of stocks that you choose, since nobody has more incentive to manage your money correctly than you do
D) Forget about it-it is nearly impossible to choose a fund that will systematically outperform the market.
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