While terms like the Nasdaq and S&P 500 get tossed around in conversation or might be mentioned on the news, the average person doesn’t know a whole lot about them. To help you be more in the know, David shares six things that you might be surprised to learn about the S&P 500.
For instance, what kind of stocks are in the S&P 500? Are you as diversified as you think you are? Or do you actually have the level of diversification you need? Make sure you know what’s in your account and that it allows you to reach the financial goals in your plan.
Here’s what you’ll learn on today’s show:
· The S&P 500 has 505 stocks in it. (2:01)
· Three of the biggest four ETFs track the S&P 500. (4:05)
· Don’t be fooled by an illusion of diversification. (5:59)
· The S&P 500 covers half of the world’s stock values. (10:42)
· The top five holdings make up 22% of the holding in the index. (12:11)
· There is an equally weighted ETF you can get if you want. (14:14)
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