How the Arbitrage Theory in Finance, is Applied in Internet Marketing With Little Or No Success

If you have ever done any elementary course in finance, then you would probably know what arbitrage theory is.

Arbitrage as it is known in finance is when there is a price discrepancy for the same stock listed in two different stock exchange markets. Thereby giving an arbitrageur the chance to make risk-less profits by continuously buying the stock where it is cheaper, and selling it where it is expensive.

Now, if you have ever done elementary finance, you would also know that because of immense competition, this type of situation is very rare to fine in our almost efficient markets of today. In fact in finance, it is always assumed that there are no arbitrage opportunities. Even when these opportunities do present themselves, the effects are minimal because the markets quickly adjust and automatically fix the problem. It may even take less than 5 minutes for an arbitrage situation to be automatically fixed, and wipe out any price discrepancy in the listed stocks.

People have been trying to apply the internet marketing version of the arbitrage theory but slightly different though. They claim that they can use Google AdWords to buy cheap traffic, and then send visitors to a landing page with expensive AdSense adverts hoping that the visitor would click on the AdSense ads. The difference they make form what they spend on buying Google traffic and what they get from Google as a results of clicks on their AdSense ads is considered as their profits.

This sounds kind of wired to me and quite impossible to achieve. Even if you make money from the start, it is quite less likely that you can continuously be making money using this method. I am challenging anyone who says he used this method and continuously made profits for over a period 2 week.

If you are just starting out with internet marketing, don't get caught up with the hype that surrounds this whole arbitrage theory thing and loose sight of some real internet opportunities that you can, and should be targeting, so as to make money on the internet.

Arbitrage is simply not possible in finance, and it is not possible in internet marketing.

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How the Arbitrage Theory in Finance, is Applied in Internet Marketing With Little Or No Success