The hypothesis that states that it is nearly impossible to predict exactly when stocks will do well relative to bonds is known as the:

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The hypothesis that states that it is nearly impossible to predict exactly when stocks will do well relative to bonds is known as the efficient market hypothesis. This theory suggests that all available information is already reflected in the prices of securities, making it impossible to consistently outperform the market through active trading or timing the market.

The Hypothesis That States That It Is Nearly Impossible to Predict