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Closed End Funds
Traditional mutual funds get bigger or smaller depending if investors are putting money in or taking money out. These are open-end funds.

Closed-end funds have an initially set number of shares, which are then traded like stocks on the NYSE. They include general stocks funds, bond funds, specialized and world stock funds, and reits.
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