For an Investor with a Time Horizon of Four Years

question 51

Multiple Choice

For an investor with a time horizon of four years and higher risk tolerance, an appropriate asset allocation strategy would be

• A) 100 percent cash.
• B) 30 percent cash, 50 percent bonds, and 20 percent stocks.
• C) 20 percent cash, 40 percent bonds, and 40 percent stocks.
• D) 10 percent cash, 40 percent bonds, and 50 percent stocks.
• E) 100 percent bonds.

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