If you purchase stocks of a company, you become an owner of that company. As an owner, you have several rights. One of them is voting right. You have a right to vote in the shareholders’ meeting. Second, you have a right to receive dividends, if the corporation decides to distribute any. They will be cash flows you expect to get in investing in stocks. Third, you have pre-emptive right. If the company issues additional shares, you have a right to purchase your share of these shares (sometimes at a discount) before the new stocks are offered to the public in order to protect your initial share in the company. Fourth, the right to receive your share of the residual (Assets Liabilities) in case of dissolution of the company. Note that this residual may be significantly different from the accounting number as it will depend on market values and not accounting values.

As also understood from the information given, if you purchase stocks of a company you have all of the rights in the options, so the correct answer is E.