There are
hundreds of market indexes.
Not exact matches
They offer more than a
hundred different types
of assets covering the forex, stocks, commodities and
indices markets.
Even though each fund has a investment style, such as large - cap value or mid-cap growth, the fund's style itself can't be used directly to determine the allocation
of a portfolio because each fund contains many, possibly
hundreds (for example an
index fund that tracks the S&P 500) or even thousands (such as a total
market fund), individual stocks that belong to different categories.
There are
hundreds of different
market indicators covering various
indexes in the United States and around the world, including the NYSE, NASDAQ, AMEX, TSX, TSX - V, and various options exchanges.
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Index ETFs provide simplicity above and beyond the goodness
of matching the
market, but assuming that one wants to deal with the complexity
of holding
hundreds of issues (and the commissions are negligible — my broker provides them for free up to 100 per year), I guess it's a straight - up calculation at that point?
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