Open Ended Mutual Funds
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Most of the mutual funds are open-ended. Open-ended mutual funds are much more common than closed-ended funds. The fund does not have a set number of shares that’s why it is called Open-ended mutual fund. This fund allows the investors to directly purchase and sell shares at any time. Fund issues new shares to investors based upon the current net asset value and redeem the shares when the investor decides to sell.
Open-ended mutual fund is highly liquid as investors can put their money into and take it out whenever they want. Total assets of fund go up and down as the money flows in and out. There's no limit to the number of shares the fund can issue and value of individual share is not affected by shares outstanding. The price of each share is based on fund’s net asset value. Net asset value is calculated by change in prices of the stocks or bonds of the fund.
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Submitted by admin on Thu, 2006-11-16 08:22.