Corporate Bonds

7% of mutual fund investors rate corporate stocks "very safe, 58% rate them "somewhat safe", 24% not very safe, 4% not at all safe, and 7% not sure.
A poll asked 529 mutual fund investors how they would rate Corporate Bonds on safety. Their answers are as follow:
48 very safe, 323 somewhat safe, 79 not very safe, 16 not at all safe, and 63 not sure.

I converted the frequencies of the percentage of corporate stocks by the 529 people interviwed on Corporate Bonds to get my data and now I don't know if I should do a chi sqare test for the difference between two proportions for my hypothesis testing.

The end question in the problem is:
Do mutual fund investors attitudes toward Corporate Bonds differ from their attitudes toward corporate stocks? Support answer with statistical test using alpha = 0.01

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