WorksheetsMutual Fund Review (S, I, & FD)
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 4mins
The price of one share of a mutual fund (that is determined by the total value of the securities in the portfolio, divided by the number of the fund's outstanding shares) is known as its
net asset value
cost basis
value index
commissions and fees
A type of investment that allows you to pool your money together with other investors to purchase a collection of stocks, bonds, or other securities that might be difficult to recreate on your own.
ETF (exchange traded fund)
SEC (securities exchange commission)
bundled investment
mutual fund
An advantage of a mutual fund is that it offers diversification and professional management to the investor.
true
false
A no-load fund charges a commission to investors when shares of the fund is bought or sold.
true
false
When investing in a mutual fund it is best to ensure that the funds objectives match your investment goals.
true
false
An equity fund invests primarily in
corporate bonds
government bonds
stocks
a near 50/50 split between stocks and bonds
A type of mutual fund that primarily invests in companies within the same industry.
mid-cap fund
balanced fund
sector fund
growth funds
A type of mutual fund that primarily invests in stocks from the same market index.
large-cap fund
index fund
balanced fund
money market fund
A type of mutual fund that pinpoints a particular point in time that the investor plans to begin "cashing out" the investment.
growth fund
fund of funds
international fund
target year fund
Which of the following would not be included in the prospectus for a mutual fund?
fee table
historical performance of the fund
the fund managers
guarantees of future performance
fund objectives
A type of security that tracks an index, sector, commodity, or other asset, which can be purchased or sold on a stock exchange the same way a regular stock can.
ETF (exchange traded fund)
mutual fund
MSF (multi-share fund)
There is no such investment
The price of a mutual fund and an ETF both fluctuate throughout the day and can be traded at anytime (as long as the market is open).
false
true
Most mutual funds have a minimum investment amount and a required holding period while ETF's do not have either.
true
false
Many would say the primary advantage of an ETF over mutual funds is that the ETF's do not have management fees.
true
false
