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Business, 09.12.2020 21:50 Emiliano15

What is the most likely explanation for a +20.0% return on a stock with a beta of 1.0 in a month when the market returned +10.0%? a. The stock is aggressive.
b. The market is undervalued.
c. Favorable firm-specific news was reported.
d. The beta is really less than 1.0.

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