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Comparing closed-end and open-ended mutual funds. Created by Sal Khan.
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[@tonymontana6351]

Another disadvantage of an open-ended fund is that is people flee from it fund manager is forced to sell at "request", at a possibly bad moment (and if there is a panic or illiquid asset) at a horrible time, losing a lot of money.

[@michaeli1375]

thank you, i would have never understood it alone

[@poiuwnwang7109]

Mutual fund is always confusing to me. Now clear. Thanks Sal.

[@Bored-Panda]

god bless you for this..

[@SMAS.91]

Top video mate, very educational.

[@acrophobe]

could you organize these into playlists? most of the time when i watch one your videos, i quickly find that i'm in the middle of a longer lecture, and i have to search for some time to find the beginning.

[@phill083]

Another point to share would be Closed-End funds can trade at a premium or discount to their NAV/share in the secondary market

[@Greyrayin]

Great Video !

[@diesur7126]

Is it possible that there might not be any buyers that wants to buy your part of the share? And if so, how would you redeem your money, if any?

[@jounynFM]

Lol, "Don't sue me"

[@Chibunna]

What is the difference b/w a closed end M fund and ETF?

[@theurbanpandit7151]

You sound like vladtv

[@loongjnhr]

how does the price of a share in a Closed Ended fund fluctuate? Does it fluctuate?

[@tim1761]

supply and demand