alleryStart learning →How does an ETF share differ from an open-end mutual fund unit?
AIt trades on exchanges all day
BIt is priced once at each day end
CIt can be bought only from the issuer
DIt cannot follow any stock index
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. It trades on exchanges all day
ETF shares are traded on exchanges on the secondary market, while open-end funds price once at day end.
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