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Zahara is concerned about taking on too much risk in her investment portfolio. She has some government bonds and some speculative investments. What is TRUE about her risk levels in investing?
A. She has taken no risks in her portfolio.
B. Her speculative investments are considered to be low risk.
C. She should sell her government bonds because they are very risky.
→D. The speculative investments are high risk but can pay returns quickly.← Correct answer.
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