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A Random Walk Down Wall Street

Why do 92% of active fund managers fail to beat the market? Discover how Burton Malkiel's efficient market hypothesis rewired modern investing forever.

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In 1973, Princeton economist Burton Malkiel made a claim that enraged Wall Street: professional fund managers, despit

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