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FIN 341, Chapters 4, 5, 6

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show pooling fund of a large group of investors--is a form of financial intermediary  
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show almost same as 401k plans; you decide where the funds go  
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show 1. diversification 2. professional management 3. minimum initial investment  
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Disadvantages of MFs   show
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show a business that specializes in pooling funds from individual investors and investing them; all MFs are investment co.s but not all investment co.s are MFs  
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show can sell new shares to anyone that wants to buy, and redeem from anyone wanting to sell  
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Closed-end Funds   show
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Net Asset Value   show
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NAV and Open-end funds   show
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show Share prices may or may not be = to NAV because shares are bought and sold in the stock markets  
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show Most mutual funds are created by investment advisory firms (say Fidelity Investments) or brokerage firms with investment advisory operations (say Merrill Lynch)  
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show investments are treated as "regulated investment companies" for tax purposes; doesn't pay tax on its investment income, fund shareholders pay taxes  
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Qualification as a regulated investment company   show
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MF required documents   show
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show 1. sales charges (or loads) 2. 12b-1 fees 3. management fees 4. trading costs  
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Front-end load   show
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load funds   show
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no-load funds   show
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show price paid in excess of the NAV when you purchase shares in a load fund  
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load   show
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low-load funds   show
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show charges levied on redemptions called CDSC; B-shares  
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CDSC; Contigent deferred sales charges   show
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level loads   show
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12b-1 fees   show
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show MFs with no front-end or back-end loads and no or min 12b-1  
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"no-so-pure" funds   show
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show Hold almost all its assets as investments in stocks, bonds, and other securities; Use no more than 5% of its assets when acquiring a particular security Pass through all realized investment income to fund shareholders  
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show Not reported directly; Funds must report "turnover," which is related to the amount of trading; The higher the turnover, the more trading has occurred in the fund; The more trading, the higher the trading costs  
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turnover   show
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show loads and deferred sales charges  
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fund operating expenses   show
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show money market mutual funds  
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show mutual funds specializing in money market instruments; $1 NAV to make them resemble bank accounts; depending on type of securities MMMFs can be taxable or tax-exempt  
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show NAV for a MMMF < $1  
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money market deposit accounts MMDAs   show
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long-term funds   show
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