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      <title>Marks qualifies the efficient market hypothesis, saying beating the market is hard but possible for a few.</title>
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      <description>“the efficient market hypothesis says you can&#x27;t beat the market. And what I would say is it&#x27;s not that you can&#x27;t beat the market, but it&#x27;s hard. And rather few people can do it.” — The Church Sag Harbor</description>
      <pubDate>Sun, 07 Sep 2025 18:45:03 +0000</pubDate>
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      <title>Marks explains why the claim that riskier investments have higher returns is logically incoherent.</title>
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      <description>“if it were true that taking more risk is the surefire path to a higher return, then it wouldn&#x27;t be risky. Can&#x27;t be right. So I was always unsatisfied with that.” — The Church Sag Harbor</description>
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      <title>Marks clarifies that risky assets must appear to offer higher returns, not that they deliver them.</title>
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      <description>“assets that are expected to be riskier have to appear to offer a higher return or nobody will make those investments. That makes a 100% sense, doesn&#x27;t it? So that&#x27;s what this relationship means” — The Church Sag Harbor</description>
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      <title>Marks defines market cycles as excesses and corrections rather than simple ups and downs.</title>
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      <description>“The way to think of of a pattern of of cycle is excesses and corrections. So so for example, let&#x27;s look here. What&#x27;s happening here?” — The Church Sag Harbor</description>
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