Which of the following statements regarding the initial sale of equity instruments is/are true? They are usually a form of direct financing. They always pay quarterly "interest" in the form of dividends. If the firm that issues the equity instrument goes bankrupt, as holder of an equity, you have first claim on the firm's assets, second only to the IRS. If the firm that issues the equity instrument becomes very valuable, your only claim to that value is the value of your initial purchase of the equities, plus the scheduled dividend payments. None of the above statements are true regarding equity instruments