Question $12$

You determine that the appropriate balance for your investment$-$risk tolerance is a $70-20-10$ proportion $($stocks$,$ bonds, and cash$).$ After the first year, your $$10,000$ investment doubled in value to $$20,000,$ with $$16,000$ in stocks, $$2,750$ in bonds, and $$1,250$ in cash. How should your assets be allocated to retain your risk proportions?

$$ A$.$ Sell $$2,000$ in stocks, buy $$1,250$ in bonds, and add $$750$ in cash

B$.$ Sell $$1,000$ in stocks, buy $$2,250$ in bonds, and add $$750$ in cash

C$.$ Buy $$1,000$ in stock, sell $$2,250$ in bonds, and reduce cash by $$750$

D$.$ Buy $$2,000$ in stock, sell $$1,250$ in bonds, and reduce cash by $$750$

$$ E$.$ Not enough current information to determine asset allocation.

Question $1$