Scott runs a pension fund with 40% allocation to alternative investments and 60% to equities. Over the previous period, the alternative investments enjoyed a 20% gain and the equities suffered a 50% loss. He wants to rebalance the portfolio to take advantage of the huge discount in equities. Scott's primary risk from rebalancing this portfolio will most likely be:

Group of answer choices

A. Rebalancing risk

B. Liquidation risk

C. Illiquidity risk