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Regarding load and no-load mutual funds,

Regarding load and no-load mutual funds,
A) the two types of funds perform about the same considering the fees.
B) no-load funds perform just as well as load funds when the fees are ignored.
C) load funds may be bought directly, where no-load funds must be purchased through a broker.
D) load funds usually out perform no-load funds.

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