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The net asset value of stock in a mutual fund had increased by $20 per share when an investor decided to redeem them. The investor had purchased 100 shares of the stock for $2,316 and redeemed them for $4,301. What can you conclude about the fund?

A
The fund is a no-load fund.
B
The offer price of the fund was $0.15 less than the net asset value when purchased.
C
The offer price of the fund was $0.15 more than the net asset value when purchased.
D
The offer price of the fund was $0.15 more than the net asset value when sold.
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Explain why the offer price is used to calculate the investment in a load mutual fund instead of the net asset value.

Answer:

The offer price is used because it includes the mutual fund's sales charge, or load. The NAV only represents the value of the fund's assets per share and does not include this charge, so the offer price determines the amount invested in a load fund.

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Which of the following expressions is equal to the total investment of a no-load mutual fund?

A
net assets ÷ number of shares
B
net asset value ÷ number of shares
C
net asset value x number of shares
D
offer price x number of shares
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Salazar made an investment in 140 shares of stock in a no-load fund for $2,993.20. After one year the stock had a net asset value of $24.53 per share. If Salazar redeems all 140 shares, which of the following is a correct statement?

A
Salazar will have a loss of $441.
B
Salazar will have a profit of $441.
C
Salazar will have a profit of $3,434.20.
D
There is not enough information to calculate profit or loss.

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