In the stock market, profiting from inside information:
A) is nearly impossible because of the efficient markets hypothesis.
B) can lead to above-normal market returns for a long period.
C) requires the investor to keep the information secret and not act for a long period.
D) requires purchasing or selling large quantities of the stock very quickly.

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Profiting from inside information typically involves acting quickly before the information becomes public, often by buying or selling large quantities of stock to capitalize on the anticipated price movement.

In the Stock Market, Profiting from Inside Information