alleryStart learning →Why do many academics doubt repeated positive alpha is possible?
AMarkets are too efficient
BAlpha is outlawed
CBeta is always one
DFunds hold only cash
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Markets are too efficient
Following Eugene Fama, efficient markets leave little room for repeated positive alpha except by chance.
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