41.   Because a closed-end fund has a limited number of shares, the stock price is different than the value of the portfolio which corresponds to each share.

42.   Because OPIC funds have long-term investing goals, the final reckoning is as much as a decade away.

43.   Bigger funds have a harder time outperforming the market because an individual stock holding has a small impact on its return.

44.   Big funds often have a tough time outperforming the market because they have to spread their investments across a large number of companies.

45.   Bob Adler of AMG says most funds should have sufficient cash to meet net redemptions without selling shares.

46.   Both funds have little or no exposure to Latin America today.

47.   Both funds have no loads, or sales charges.

48.   Both funds will have wide investment flexibility.

49.   Bond funds do occasionally have a down year, he noted, but the magnitude is usually less than a down year for the stock market.

50.   Bond funds often have lower loads.