1.____ (options)

-future capital appreciation

-future current income

2.____ (options)

-future current income

-future capital appreciation

3.____ (options)

-27.30%

-32.06%

-3.18%

-33.89%

4.____ (options)

-4.53%

-27.30%

-33.89%

-23.21%

5.true or false

T. Forecasting mutual fund value ,3 Aa _2 Evaluating Mutual Fund Performance when buying a mutual fund, you might expect to earn money through (from dividends], (frm'n inoreasu in share pride of the fund's Iuhderl'gr'ing'seourilzies'jlI or both. 1r'ulu can salt-ulat-e your tolal earnings from a given inuesh'nent by determining the approxinabe yidd . This value makes it easier to ou'npare inuesh'nent options. Using Approximate Yield with H utual Funds The formula for approximate yield of an inuesh'nent can loolr: intimidaljn g, but its just a fundJ'on of three things: [1] didendseamed, {2] capital gains distributions reoeiyed, and [3] change in share prioe. Based on the information in the table, ou'npute the approximate yield for each of the two funds that follow. Mutual Fund 1 Mutual Fund 1 Annual dividends and capital gains dishihutions $1.21] $2.91] Beginning mutual fund share prioe $55 $115 Endng mutual fund share prioe $115 $148 The approximate yield for Mutual Fund 1 is and the approximate yield for Mutual Fund 2 is mm or False: For these inuesh'nerlts to be equally attentive, Mutual Fund 1 must carry a lower risk than Mutual Fund 2. 0 False 0 True