FTSE 100
The latest news, updates and opinions on FTSE 100 from the expert team here at MoneyWeek
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CAC-40
Glossary The CAC-40 is France’s benchmark stockmarket index.
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FTSE 100
Glossary The FTSE 100 is Britain's 'blue-chip' stock index.But its makeup means it is more of a global index than a snapshot of UK plc.
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Indices
Glossary There are indices for every sort of market, but retail investors are probably most familiar with those related to stock markets.
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Market cap weighting
Glossary If an index is weighted by market cap (market capitalisation – the number of shares outstanding multiplied by the share price), it means the companies in the index are ranked by stockmarket value.
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Market capitalisation
Glossary Market capitalisation, often abbreviated to market cap, is the total value of all outstanding shares in a company.
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Mean reversion
Glossary Mean reversion is the tendency for a number - say, the price of a house or a share - to return to its long-term average value after a period above or below it.
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Overweight and underweight
Glossary The terms overweight and underweight are used by brokers and fund managers to indicate their preference for stocks or markets relative to particular indices or benchmarks.
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Q ratio
Glossary The Q ratio, or Tobin's Q, can be a reliable measure of stockmarket value.
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Volatility
Glossary Volatility refers to the fluctuations in the price of a security, commodity, currency, or index.
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