12. The market price of your investment increases 15% two weeks after you buy it. You do not believe that the stock's prospects
have changed. Which one of the following subsequent actions would indicate the lowest amount of risk aversion?
	You buy more stock, anticipating that it will go even higher.
	You hang on to the stock, anticipating that it will go higher.
	You sell all of your stock holdings immediately.
	You sell half of your stock holdings and invest the proceeds elsewhere.

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