Your human capital is risky and positively correlated with the overall performance of the stock market. According to Modern Portfolio Theory (MPT), you have concluded that you should invest 75 % of your wealth to the optimal risky portfolio of stocks and 25 % to risk-free bonds. Suppose that you are 55 years old and that you are 10 years away from retirement. How does your stock allocation compare to the case when you were younger (30 years old)? You can assume all of the inputs to MPT remain unchanged from when you were young. O A. You allocate 75 % of your financial wealth to stocks. OB. You allocate a higher proportion of your financial wealth to stocks and a lower proportion to risk-free bonds compared to when you were young. O C. You allocate a lower proportion of your financial wealth to stocks and a higher proportion to risk-free bonds compared to when you were young. - You continue with the same allocations as you had when you were young