Ch. 9 S7 Flashcards
Into what does a growth fund invest?
Common stock
What terms are synonymous with a mutual funds NAV?
Bid price or Redemption price
When a fund distributed a capital gain, is it the funds or the shareholders holding period that is considered?
The funds holding period is used to determine whether long term or short term
What is a funds net investment income?
Dividends ➗ interest -expenses
T/F: Investors can buy fractional shares of a mutual fund.
T; investors are not required to purchase full shares of a mutual fund
If $25,000 is invested in an inverse ETF, what is the value of the market rises by 5% on day 1, then drops 10% on day 2?
Day 1: $25,000 x .95= $23,750
Day 2: $23,750 x 1.10= $26,125
T/F: the market price of closed end shares could be higher, lower, or equal to the NAV.
T; shares can trade at a premium or discount to NAV based on supply and demand forces
T/F: mutual fund shares may be purchased and sold in the secondary market.
F; mutual funds are always considered new issues and are bought and sold through the fund
A ___________ fund is one that invests in a specific industry or geographic region.
Sector or specialized
Funds offer ___________ to allow buyers to add all purchases made from a fund family to reduce sales charge.
Rights of Accumulation
To calculate the sales charge percentage for a mutual fund, the formula is: (_______ - _______) ➗_________
(POP -NAV) ➗ POP
May closed end funds issue more than one type of security?
Yes, closed end funds may issue common stock, preferred stock, or bonds
Identify the acronym: UIT
Unit Investment Trust
Define breakpoint.
Dollar levels of investment purchases that qualify for a reduced sales charge
T/F: Promoting the purchase of certain fund shares due to an impending dividend payment is acceptable.
F; selling dividends is prohibited. Since the dividend is imbedded in the share price, there is no monetary benefit.
What is the annual fee levied against a funds assets and used to pay expenses of commissions and retail communications?
12b-1 fee
T/F: To lower sales charges, investors add mutual fund purchases in all accounts using Rights of Accumulation.
T; however, the purchases must all be from the same fund family.
T/F: Regulated investment companies (under subchapter m) may relieve their burden of paying tax on income.
T; regulates investment companies will only be taxed on the income retained
Identify the acronym: POP
Public offering price
A fund distributes a gain on shares held for 3 years Joe has owned the fund shares for 6 months. How is Joes gain taxed?
As a long term capital gain, since the fund held the shares for three years. Joes holding period is irrelevant
Identify the acronym: NAV
Net asset value
What are three distinct advantages to investing in an open end investment company?
- Diversification, 2. Professional management, and 3. Liquidity
What funds are similar to an index fund, but trade in the secondary market like stock?
ETFs
A fund whose portfolio is created to mirror the composition of a particular index is referred to as an _______ fund.
Index