Steffanie Graff is an investment advisor with Wimbledon Advisors, Inc. She recently obtained her CFA charter, reflected on her new business cards. In a meeting, she told a couple of her new clients something to the effectof the following: "I have a long record of successful investment advises, which have led my client accounts to have an annual return of 32% over the past 3 years. I am sure you will be quite satisfied with my performance." In reality, a large part of this return was caused by a very lucky c
A. es, because she has misused her CFA charter to imply superior performance
B. es, because the statements misrepresent her track record
C. es, since her presentation of her own performance is in violation of the AIMR-PPP
D. o, because the statements are factual and she has not promised any future returns