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S&P MidCap 400
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| Consumer
Discretionary |
69
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15.7 %
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Consumer Staples |
15
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3.8 %
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| Energy |
23
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6.5%
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| Financials |
73
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18.3 %
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| Health
Care |
42
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12.1 %
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| Industrials |
66
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14.9 %
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| Information Technology |
62
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14.9 %
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| Materials |
25
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6.6 %
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| Telecommunication
Services |
3
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0.6 %
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| Utilities |
22
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6.5 %
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S&P MidCap 400 Exchange Representation
Portfolio Characteristics
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| NYSE |
287
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72.7 %
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| NASDAQ |
113
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27.3 %
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| AMEX |
0
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0.0 %
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| Total Market Value ($ Billion) |
824
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| Mean Market Value ($ Million) |
2,060
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| Median Market Value ($ Million) |
1,908
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| Weighted Ave. Market Value ($
Million) |
2,642
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| Largest Cos. Market Value ($
Million) |
6,670
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| Smallest Cos. Market Value ($
Million) |
211
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| Median Share Price ($) |
26.175
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| P/E Ratio* |
-89.44
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| Indicated Dividend Yield (%) |
1.52
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*Based on As Reported Earnings
At month-end, the S&P 500 Index represented approximately 77% and the S&P MidCap 400 represented 7% and the S&P SmallCap 600 represented 3% of the market value of S&P's internal database of over 6,223 equities. Combined, the S&P Equity Indices represented 87%.
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