Closed-End Fund

A Closed-End fund is one with a limited number of shares. No new shares are
issued after the fund is launched. An investor can purchase shares in a
close-end fund from a broker. The price of a closed-end fund is determined
by the premium (or discount) placed on it by the market.

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