Assume the CAPM is the right model to accurately estimate expected returns on stocks. According to the CAPM, Company X has an expected return of 10%, but the consensus among investors in the market is that the expected return should be 12%. If the CAPM is indeed correct, what should happen? Investors should wait to invest in the stock until the CAPM beta adjusts to fit the consensus Investors should buy the stock. As a result, the expected return will decrease until the stock is on the Security Market Line. Investors should sell the stock. As a result, the expected return will increase until the stock is on the Security Market Line Investors should sell the stock. As a result, the expected return will decrease until the stock is on the Security Market Line Investors should buy the stock. As a result, the expected return will increase until the stock is on the Security Market Line