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You bought one share of McDonald’s stock for $10, one share of Coca-Cola for $15, and one share of Pepto-Bismol for $20. Currently, each stock is priced at $15. Assuming that there are no tax issues and that you cannot predict the future price of any of the stocks, if you needed $15, which stock would you sell? A) McDonalds. B) Coca-Cola. C) Pepto-Bismol. D) It doesn't matter which one you sell.

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