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Portfolios 405: Closed-end Funds vs Mutual Funds and Exchange-Traded Funds

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1.
Which investments may issue debt to leverage their net assets?
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Closed-end funds. Closed-end funds can issue debt or preferred shares for leveraging purposes. Mutual funds cannot.
2.
Which vehicle does not continuously offer new shares?
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Closed-end funds. The other two do.
3.
Which investments have a portfolio of investments with a net asset value?
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Both of the above. They share this trait, though differ in many others.
4.
Which investment can employ leverage by issuing preferred shares?
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Closed-end funds. Closed-end funds can issue preferred shares, but exchange-traded funds cannot.
5.
What trait do closed-end funds and exchange-traded funds have in common?
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They all have underlying portfolios with net asset values. The other choices are false.