An agent in State A sells shares of a federal covered mutual fund using materially misleading statements. What is the Administrator's MOST LIKELY course of action?

1. ABring anti-fraud enforcement against the agent✓ Correct answer
2. BRequire registration of the mutual fund shares
3. CForce the SEC to investigate the issuer
4. DBan all sales of the mutual fund in State A

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