A bond investor is not likely to buy a convertible bond unless:
A) the investor is dependent upon current income from his/her bond portfolio.
B) the investor is willing to take all the similar risks of common stockholders of the company.
C) unless the bondholder is willing to take the downside risk similar to common stockholders.
D) none of the above.
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