One of the most fiercely debated questions in finance is whether the market is efficient or inefficient. Remember the hedge fund Long-Term Capital Management (LTCM)? How did it advertise itself to investors? LTCM members promoted their firm as an exploiter of pricing anomalies in global markets. In this regard, consider the following heated exchange between Myron Scholes, LTCM partner and Nobel laureate, and Andrew Chow, vice president in charge of derivatives for potential investor Conseco Capital. Chow is quoted as saying to Scholes, “I don’t think there are that many pure anomalies that can occur”; to which Scholes responded: “As long as there continue to be people like you, we’ll make money.”