You are suffering from insomnia so decide to watch late night TV. You see the movie Wall Street where actor Charlie Sheen plays the part of a rogue broker who steals confidential information about possible merger targets and then buys and sells shares on the basis of that information. Immediately after the show you see an advertisement for a “sure fire” beat-the-market system. For not $400, not $299, but for an amazingly low 3 easy payments of $99.99 you can buy a charting system that will track stock price trends and tell you when to buy and sell. How would these two “investment strategies” fit within the context of the Efficient Markets Hypothesis? (Be sure to outline the three forms of market efficiency in your answer).