Question 2: Why might two investors with different levels of risk tolerance invest in the same portfolio of risky assets? a. They wouldn't; each would invest in the portfolio that gives them the highest Sharpe Ratio their risk tolerance allows. b. They wouldn't; investors with different risk preferences will never invest in the same portfolio of risky assets. C. Their Indifference Curves intersect the Capital Allocation Line (CAL) at the same point. d. This portfolio is the Tangency Portfolio. Points: This question is worth 2 points. Question 2: Why might two investors with different levels of risk tolerance invest in the same portfolio of risky assets? a. They wouldn't; each would invest in the portfolio that gives them the highest Sharpe Ratio their risk tolerance allows. b. They wouldn't; investors with different risk preferences will never invest in the same portfolio of risky assets. C. Their Indifference Curves intersect the Capital Allocation Line (CAL) at the same point. d. This portfolio is the Tangency Portfolio. Points: This question is worth 2 points