If a closed-end fund is trading below its NAV, this means:

1. AIt is in violation of SEC rules
2. BIt is being redeemed by the sponsor
3. CIt is closed for new investments
4. DIts market price is less than the underlying portfolio value per share✓ Correct answer

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