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1. Apply What You've learned - Investment Fundamentals Scenario: You are 40 years old. Your investment portfolio currently consists of: (1) a savings account, with a $10,000 balance, (2) certificates of deposit (CDs) worth $20,000, and (3) an investment portfolio consisting of 40% bonds, 40% equities, and 20% cash and cash equivalents. Your bonds are thirty-year U.S. government bonds, while your equities are made up solely of your employer's stock. Your cash holdings consist of your savings account and CDs. Your employer's stock paid a 1% dividend and its market value has increased 10% over the last year. The bonds have paid 3.0% interest. The rate of inflation is 2.5%. Your investment goals are mainly focused on retirement, and you have no large purchases plannec in the short term Which of the following statements is true regarding the dollar-cost averaging strategy? Check all that apply. An advantage of dollar-cost averaging is that it imposes and requires-Investor discipline An advantage of dollar-cost averaging is that it can reduce the average cost of purchased shares over a long Investment period. Dollar-cost averaging is successful in a rising, fluctuating, or declining market. For this strategy to be successful, you must be lucky and knowledgeable; discipline is irrelevant Using this strategy, you can purchase a larger number of shares in a rising market than in a declining market. As a long-term investor, how should you respond to a bear market? Sell quickdy to stop the bleeding." Continue with your investment plan; it is good to buy while the prices are low Hold tight; do not sell, but do not continue Investing