Under the Securities Act of 1933, securities include
A) any instrument representing corporate ownership or debt.
B) a common enterprise reasonably expected to make a profit.
C) an investment in one's own personal entrepreneurial effort.
D) whatever a corporation represents to the public as profitable.
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