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Miguel is 25 years old, has low financial health, a long time horizon and a high risk
tolerance. which asset allocation would you recommend?
a. 85% stocks and 15% bonds/cash equivalents.
b. 60% stocks and 40% bonds/cash equivalents.
c. 40% stocks and 60% bonds/cash equivalents.
d. 20% stocks and 80% bonds/cash equivalents.

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