A client's investment portfolio has become highly concentrated in one stock due to significant appreciation. The fiduciary advisor recommends diversification, but the client refuses due to emotional attachment. What should the advisor do?
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A
Force the sale to comply with fiduciary duty
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B
Document the client's informed refusal and continue to advise on the risks
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C
Resign from the advisory relationship immediately
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D
Sell the position without client consent to protect them