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Series 65/66: Investment Vehicles and Strategies

Investment vehicle types and portfolio strategy concepts an investment adviser representative must know for the Series 65 and 66 exams.

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40 basic cards for Series 65/66 Series 65/66. Set 3 of 7 in Series 65/66. It opens with "What is an open-end mutual fund?" and "Define dollar-cost averaging". More Professional Certifications decks are listed below.

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What is an open-end mutual fund?
Show answerA mutual fund that continuously issues new shares and redeems existing shares at net asset value.
Define dollar-cost averaging.
Show answerA strategy of investing a fixed amount at regular intervals regardless of market price.
What is a closed-end fund?
Show answerA mutual fund with a fixed number of shares issued once, traded on an exchange like stocks.
What does beta measure?
Show answerThe volatility of a security or portfolio relative to the overall market.
What is the efficient frontier?
Show answerThe curve showing optimal portfolio combinations with the highest expected return for each level of risk.
Define rebalancing.
Show answerReallocating a portfolio periodically to restore it to its target asset allocation.
What is a REIT?
Show answerA real estate investment trust that pools investor capital to invest in real estate properties or mortgages.
What is an ETF?
Show answerAn exchange-traded fund that trades like a stock but holds a basket of underlying securities.
Define liquidity risk.
Show answerThe risk that an investor cannot quickly sell a security without significantly impacting its price.
What is asset allocation?
Show answerThe distribution of investments across different asset classes to achieve financial objectives.
What does the Sharpe ratio measure?
Show answerExcess return per unit of risk, calculated as return minus risk-free rate divided by standard deviation.
Define diversification.
Show answerSpreading investments across multiple securities to reduce unsystematic risk.
What is a unit investment trust?
Show answerA registered investment company that invests in a fixed portfolio of securities and issues redeemable units.
What is systematic risk?
Show answerMarket-wide risk that cannot be eliminated through diversification.
What is unsystematic risk?
Show answerCompany or industry-specific risk that can be reduced through diversification.

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