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Abnormal profits based on fundamental analysis

If it is possible to make abnormal profits based on fundamental analysis, you can conclude that the market is:

A) Not weak-form efficient
B) Weak-form efficient
C) Not semi-strong-form efficient
D) Semi-strong-form efficient

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