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An analyst finds a stock with historical returns that are not correlated with interest rate changes. The analyst writes a report for his clients that have large allocations in fixed-income instruments and emphasizes the observed lack of correlation. He feels the stock would be of little value to investors whose portfolios are comprised primarily of equities. The clients with allocations of fixed income instruments are the only clients to see the report. According to Standard V(B), Communication with Clients and Prospective Clients, the analyst has: A. not violated the Standard. B. violated the Standard concerning fair dealings with all clients. C. violated the article in the Standard concerning facts and opinions. |