Series 7 practice questioneasyPackaged Securities 176
An open-end investment company continuously offers:
- Afixed units that trade only in the secondary market
- Bredeemable shares✓ Correct answer
- Cgeneral obligation bonds
- Dexchange-traded commodity futures
Explanation
Why B — redeemable shares
Open-end funds, or mutual funds, continuously issue and redeem redeemable shares. They transact with investors at net asset value plus any applicable sales charges.
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