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I will go with D. Reason: The original sentence says".....all my money....". Therefore, I would keep that language since it is CORRECT.
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The message conveyed by the conference speakers make me feel fortunate that I did not invest all of my money in stocks traded on the NASDAQ stock exchange.
A. make me feel fortunate that I did not invest all of my money in stocks traded on the NASDAQ stock exchange.
B. make me feel fortunate that I did not invest all of my money in NASDAQ stocks.
C. make me feel fortunate that I did not invest my money in NASDAQ stocks.
D. makes me feel fortunate that I did not invest all of my money in NASDAQ stocks.
E. makes me feel fortunate that I did not invest my money in NASDAQ stocks.


The message is singular so A) B) and C) are out

Between D) and E) , E) changes meaning

IMO D)
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reply2spg wrote:
The message conveyed by the conference speakers make me feel fortunate that I did not invest all of my money in stocks traded on the NASDAQ stock exchange.
A. make me feel fortunate that I did not invest all of my money in stocks traded on the NASDAQ stock exchange.
B. make me feel fortunate that I did not invest all of my money in NASDAQ stocks.
C. make me feel fortunate that I did not invest my money in NASDAQ stocks.
D. makes me feel fortunate that I did not invest all of my money in NASDAQ stocks.
E. makes me feel fortunate that I did not invest my money in NASDAQ stocks.



D seems correct
'all of my money' is needed to show that some money was invested but not all, E means that he did not invest in stocks at all.
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makes me feel fortunate that I didn't invest the money in NASDAQ stocks.



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