Which of the following statements about the Capital Allocation Line (CAL) are correct? Check all that apply. Check All That Apply The CAL is a graph of all feasible risk-return combinations from mixing a risk-free asset and a given risky portfolio. On the same CAL, an investor choosing a smaller capital allocation to the risky portfolio can achieve the same mean-variance efficiency as another investor who chooses a larger capital allocation to the same risky portfolio The CAL's x-axis =Expected Return; y-axis-Standard Deviation. The CAL displays the return investors expect to earn on the complete portfolio at a certain level of risk. The slope of a CAL is equal to the risk premium of the given risky portfolio. Regardless of investor's risk aversion, all investors will choose the CAL that has the highest Sharpe ratio