Assume that the market is strong form efficient. Which of the following wouldprovide positive abnormal returns?1. Trading based on company's fundamentals.II. Trading based on market's characteristics (eg. volume etc).III. Insider trading.O a. II onlyO b. Ill onlyO c.II and III onlyO d.I and III onlyOe. None of the other options is correct.

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ssume that the market is strong form efficient. Which of the following wa rovide positive abnormal returns? Trading based on company's fundamentals. . Trading based on market's characteristics (eg. volume etc). II. Insider trading.

ssume that the market is strong form efficient. Which of the following wa rovide positive abnormal returns? Trading based on company's fundamentals. . Trading based on market's characteristics (eg. volume etc). II. Insider trading.

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