Even though no final conclusion is currently warranted,a number of research papers,including those of Fama and French,have argued that
A)there is no noticeable difference in the returns of growth versus value stocks.
B)growth stocks outperform value stocks.
C)stocks with high book-value-to-stock-price ratios outperform stocks with low ratios.
D)no observable differences in returns can be associated with varying price-earnings ratios.
E)stocks with low earnings-to-price ratios outperform stocks with high ratios.

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Several research papers, including those of Fama and French, suggest that stocks with high book-value-to-stock-price ratios tend to outperform those with low ratios, indicating that value stocks may perform better than growth stocks. However, no final conclusion can be drawn as the evidence is not conclusive.

Even Though No Final Conclusion Is Currently Warranted,a Number of Research