FINRA Series 63 (NASAA)

Answer: D - The shares of an open-end investment company are not bought and sold on exchange floors. An open-end investment company is a mutual fund, and its shares are bought and sold through the company. The price per share will be either at net asset value as is the case with a no load fund, or above net asset value, as is the situation with a load fund, when the price is equal to net asset value + the sales charge (load.) Open-end investment company shares are federal covered and, as such, do not need to be registered with the state.