Imagine that you’ve just inherited $20,000 from a rich uncle. Now you’re faced with the problem of deciding how to spend it. You could make a down payment on a condo—or better yet, on that Corvette that you’ve always wanted. Or, you could spend your windfall more profitably by building a mutual fund portfolio. Let’s say that, after a lot of soul-searching, you decide to build a mutual fund portfolio. Your task is to develop a $20,000 mutual fund portfolio: use actual funds and actual quoted prices, invest as much of the $20,000 as you possibly can, and be specific! Briefly describe the portfolio you end up with, including the investment objectives you’re trying to achieve.