Tuckett and Taffles (2008) define a phantastic object as a mental representation of something (or someone) which in an imagined scene fulfils the protagonist's deepest desires to have exactly what she wants exactly when she wants it." In other words, a phantastic object is a fad or obsession that someone fixates on with unrealistic expectations. Which of the following investment choices is least likely to represent a phantastic object for investors? A. Venture capital fund with several biotech firms. B. Hedge fund with several opaque assets. C. Small-cap fund with the newest dot.com stocks. D. Growth fund that incorporates momentum trading. E. Mutual fund mimicking a broad market index