"Benefit of the Bargain" Refers to the Damages Awarded to the Buyer

"Benefit of the bargain" refers to the damages awarded to the buyer which is:

A) designed to restore the injured party to the economic position he/she occupied at the time the contract was entered.
B) equal to the out-of-pocket expenses such as the legal fees incurred by the plaintiff.
C) equal to what the security was represented to be worth in the market.
D) equal to the combination of the out-of-pocket expenses and what the security was represented to be worth in the market.
E) equal to the difference between what he/she paid and what the security was represented to be worth.