Stock price cycles or patterns tend to self-destruct as soon as investors recognize them through
A)stock market regulation by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
B)price fixing by the specialists on the New York Stock Exchange.
C)trading by investors.
D)the actions of corporate treasurers.

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Stock price cycles or patterns are a result of trading by investors and as soon as the investors recognize them, they change their behavior, causing the cycle or pattern to self-destruct. Stock market regulation, price fixing by specialists, and the actions of corporate treasurers are not significant factors in the self-destruction of stock price cycles or patterns.

Stock Price Cycles or Patterns Tend to Self-Destruct as Soon