When we rank asset classes from most risky to least risky based onlong-term (30-year) riskusing the10 Percentile statisticfor ending 30-year real wealth, which of the following is a correct ranking?

For full credit, you must select all of the correct answers and none of the incorrect answers.

Group of answer choices

Large stocks (most risky of theses three classes), long-term T-bonds, intermediate-term T-bonds (least risky of these three classes).

Small stocks (most risky of these three classes), long-term T-bonds, T-bills (least risky of these three classes).

Long-term T-bonds (most risky of these three classes), intermediate-term T-bonds, small stocks (least risky of these three classes).

T-bills (most risky of these three classes), large stocks, small stocks (least risky of these three classes).