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Investing - Unit 4

Investing - Mutual Funds

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A means of pooling funds of a large group of investors with similar objectives, the buy and sell decisions are made by fund managers Mutual Funds
Diversification, Professional Management, Modest Capital Investment, Services Offered Advantages of Mutual Funds
Investors buy and sell back to the fund itself, no limit to the number of shares a fund can issue Open End Fund
(Total Market Value - Liabilities)/ # of shares outstanding Net Asset Value
Commission when shares are bought (front-end) or sold (back-end) Load
Allows funds to spend up to 1% of the funds assets to cover marketing costs & distribution 12b-1
Fees to pay the fund manager, .25 to 1.75 per year Management Fee
Lower 12b-1 Fees, Breakpoints, Long Time Horizon, ideal for large investments Class A Shares
No Front-End Loads, No Breakpoints, Deferred Sales Charges, Conversion to Class A Shares, Higher Expense Ratios, Little investment cash, Long Time Horizon Class B Shares
No front-end load, no breakpoints, small back-end loat that can be eliminated after 1 year, high expense ration, no conversion to class a shares, ideal for short-term horizon Class C Shares
Identifies the process of investing by fund managers that leads them to pick certain funds types: Growth, Value, Company Size Style Analysis
Managers that pick Funds that have earnings that grow rapidly Growth Managers
Managers that are bargain hunters, they seek stocks with low prices compared to the value Value Managers
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