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      <title>Marks explains the strong form of efficient market hypothesis claims you cannot beat the market.</title>
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      <description>“the efficient market hypothesis posits that because of the concerted action of investors, prices converge with fair value, everything is priced right, and you can&#x27;t beat the market.” — The Church Sag Harbor</description>
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      <title>Marks argues that if risky investments guaranteed higher returns, they would not be risky by definition.</title>
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      <description>“if riskier investments could be counted on to produce higher returns, then by definition, they&#x27;re not risky. So that can&#x27;t be right.” — The Church Sag Harbor</description>
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