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Prospectus
Investors should always read the prospectus of a fund before investing. The prospectus is a legal offering document that explicitly reviews the fund's objectives, management, fees, and performance details. It explains how the fund attains or intends to attain its goals, as well as the amount of its leverage. The prospectus must be filed with the SEC and must be updated periodically. The prospectus of a mutual fund is similar to the annual report of a company - it contains important information that serious investors find essential.


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