How is preferred stock similar to bonds?

	A.	Investors can sue the firm if preferred dividend payments are not paid (much like bondholders can sue for non-payment of interest payments).
	B.	Preferred stock is not like bonds in any way.
	C.	Preferred stockholders receive a dividend payment (much like interest payments to bondholders) that is usually fixed.
	D.	Dividend payments to preferred shareholders (much like bond interest payments to bondholders) are tax deductible.