> Has this person made a ton of money investing or otherwise deploying their economic theories? You do know there's a difference between economics and finance,

> Has this person made a ton of money investing or otherwise deploying their economic theories? You do know there's a difference between economics and finance, don't you? You've just illustrated the falsehood of wealth being a measure of worth. > By all means try to outsmart the market Even the very strongest forms of EMH allow for arbitrage, and that simplistic fantasy is no longer what most people mean by EMH. More common/reasonable forms of EMH also allow for information delay and asymmetry, so that being able to beat the market has little to do with market "efficiency" as economists use the term.