Under the Securities Act of 1933, "accredited investors" are a type of investor who invests capital in private corporations. By selling shares to accredited investors, the corporation does not to have to register with the Securities and Exchange Commission. What qualifications do accredited investors have?

	a.	Substantial wealth
	b.	Sophistication
	c.	Knowledge
	d.	Ability to bear the risk of their investment
	e.	All of the above