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Molly has been very aggressive in her investment strategy and is currently invested in lower-quality common stocks. What type of investment would you recommend to Molly if she says she wants to move down one notch in risk?
A) junk bonds and medium-quality preferred stocks.
B) commercial paper and lower-quality common stocks.
C) commercial paper and medium-quality preferred stocks.
D) medium-quality preferred stock and high-grade corporate bonds.
E) junk bonds and high-quality cyclical common stocks.

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