3. Which of the following is NOT a mutual fund charge/fee A. 12b-1 charges B. Front-End...

3. Which of the following is NOT a mutual fund charge/fee

	A.	12b-1 charges
	B.	Front-End load
	C.	Back-End load
	D.	Prepayment fee

Brian Griffin selects stocks for his portfolios by actively searching for undervalued stocks and then buying them. He doesn't try to spread his portfolio across asset classes, sectors or industries. The strategy that Brian is following is called

	A.	Bear Spread
	B.	Bull Spread
	C.	Top-down
	D.	Bottom-up

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Pre-payment fee

Pre-payment fee is not charged in mutual funds, it is charged in mortgage

Bottom-up

Bottom-up approach is finding stocks on a particular parameter instead of starting from an industry level top appro

jeff jeffy answered 1 year ago

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