Sentences with phrase «constituent stocks»
"Constituent stocks" refers to the individual stocks or securities that make up a larger stock market index or investment portfolio. They are like building blocks that represent different companies within a group or index. Full definition
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He said SPY and other heavily traded ETFs became more reliable price - discovery tools than their individual constituent stocks, which became thinly traded during those critical moments.
The move follows China Gold's inclusion as a constituent stock of the Hang Seng Composite SmallCap Index effective March 5, 2018, and provides investors from mainland China the opportunity to directly invest in the company's shares.
The move follows China Gold's inclusion as a constituent stock of the Hang Seng Composite SmallCap Index effective March 5, 2018, and provides investors from mainland China the opportunity to directly invest in the company...
Once the index is selected, an investor must understand how the index and the underlying sectors are constructed, as well as how the constituent stocks are chosen.
Yes, they all pay dividends because the funds are required to distribute the dividends they receive from their constituent stocks.
We confirmed this intuition by plotting the distribution of cumulative returns for the constituent stocks of the S&P 500 for the 20 years ended May 2016.
It's just the weighted average return of all of the constituent stocks that make up the index.
For instance, on the S&P 500 energy is a low - dispersion sector; but its constituent stocks are highly correlated, so they tend to move in tandem.
Most of the constituent stocks belong to small and mid-sized companies that are susceptible to price volatility, adverse impacts of economic changes, and limited liquidity.