Question 26 (1 point) Which one of these statements is incorrect? Notation - APR= Average percentage Rate - BEY = Bond Equivalent Yield - EAR = Effective Annual Rate - IRR= Internal Rate of return The IRR is a dollar-weighted average return and is best used when funds are added to or subtracted from the account during the time period under consideration. The geometric average annual rate of return of your portfolio will always be lower than the arithmetic average annual return the same period The EAR on a car loan with monthly interest payments is higher than the loan's stated APR Your broker statement will always show you your dollar-weighted annual rate of return which is the IRR, but not necessarily the time-weighted rate of return The stated yield on a U.S. Treasury bond is an APR, a.k.a. a bond equivalent yiel BEY