The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)works hard to prevent unscrupulous companies from "cooking" their books to paint investors and regulators a better financial picture than they really have.Yet,in the end,it is up to investors to research the companies in which they want to invest because __________ is the norm when investing in the stock market. A)modus operandi B)caveat emptor C)de facto marketing D)cest la vie E)anguis in herba

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"Caveat emptor" means "buyer beware" in Latin. This phrase is commonly used in investing to remind investors that they are responsible for researching and evaluating the companies they choose to invest in, and to be cautious of scams or fraudulent activity. The SEC can only do so much to protect investors, and ultimately it is up to the individual to make informed investment decisions.

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)works Hard to Prevent Unscrupulous