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S&P 500 50th Anniversary
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| Consumer
Discretionary |
78
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9.1 %
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Consumer Staples |
41
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11.9 %
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| Energy |
40
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12.4 %
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| Financials |
79
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14.7 %
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| Health
Care |
53
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12.6 %
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| Industrials* |
59
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10.1%
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| Information Technology |
76
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19.0%
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| Materials |
30
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3.4 %
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| Telecommunication
Services |
9
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3.1 %
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Utilities |
35
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3.7%
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| Industrials (Composite)** |
376
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79.7 %
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*S&P 500 Industrials Sector is part of the Global Industry Classification Standard (GICS).
**S&P 500 Industrials Composite is a continuation of the Industrials that have been published by
Standard & Poor's for over 40 years, and is provided in recognition of the fact that it is used by analysts
and has a long history. It is not the same as the GICS Industrials Sector.
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| NYSE |
408
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80.6 %
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| NASDAQ |
92
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19.4 %
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| AMEX |
0
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0.0 %
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| Total Market Value ($ Billion) |
9,124
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| Mean Market Value ($ Million) |
18,248
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| Median Market Value ($ Million) |
7,635
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| Weighted Ave. Market Value ($
Million) |
75,767
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| Largest Cos. Market Value ($
Million) |
344,431
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| Smallest Cos. Market Value ($
Million) |
642
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| Median Share Price ($) |
31.800
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| P/E Ratio* |
137.98
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| Indicated Dividend Yield (%) |
2.09
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NM - Not Meaningful
*Based on As Reported Earnings.
Market Coverage
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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