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The S&P 500 Index is a perhaps the most widely followed benchmark of stock market performance
in the world. It is capitalization-weighted and float-adjusted index of 500 large-capitalization stocks traded on the NYSE,
ASE and the Nasdaq National Market System. The Index represents the market value of all outstanding common shares of 500 firms
listed (share price x shares outstanding).
Whether you are a speculator or a hedger this section on the S&P 500 market contains a wealth of valuable information. You
can read about the history of the S&P 500 market, the fundamentals that make it move, and the futures and
options specifications. You can also view quotes, charts, current margin requirements, and news that are affecting the S&P
500 market. However, if you are new to the markets you should consult with a licensed broker before starting to trade.
Click here to contact a commodities broker with experience in the S&P 500 Index market.
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