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A REIT is a mutual-fund type investment that focuses on
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insurance companies. |
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growth stocks. |
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stocks in particular industries. |
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real estate. |
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income stocks. |
In the context of a mutual fund, "load" refers to
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expected average annual dividend or coupon interest payout. |
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expected annual capital gain or loss. |
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expected average annual rate of return. |
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transaction fees or commissions. |
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minimum investment. |
An income type of mutual fund typically consists of a basket of stocks with relatively
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large dividends and large price volatility. |
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large dividends and small price volatility. |
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small dividends and large price volatility. |
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small dividends and small price volatility. |
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characteristics similar to gold. |
A REIT is the abbrevation for Real Estate Investment Trust; This is a type of mutual-fund trust which focuses on the investment in to investment that focuses on income - generating real estate or shares and securities of Public real estate companies;
Answer (d); Real estate.
In the context of a mutual fund, "load" refers to a fee which the Mutual Funds charge on the investors while they exit or enter in to an investment with the Mutual Fund House; The mode of charges and the point of charges (entry or exit) varies from Fund to Fund and type to type.
Answer: (d) Transaction fee or commissions.
An income type of mutual fund typically consists of a basket of stocks with relatively:
An Income Fund generally have the objective of providing regular income to the investors and hence low risk and liquidity factors are kept under consideration; They dont invest in gold as there will not be any regualr incomes from the gold investment.
Answer (b) Large dividends and small price volatility