An Index Fund mirrors a stock market index (e.g., S&P 500, Dow Jones). The fund buys the same stocks as the index in the same proportion.
There are two types of Index funds
1. Market-weighted: Stocks with a higher market value have a greater impact.
Equal-weighted: Each stock is given equal weight, regardless of size.
Given that Index funds are aggregation of stock market index / trends, it is ideal for long-term investors who want to benefit from market growth!
Less frequent trading also reduces trading cost and mistakes. 🚀
Choose an option
Single company's performance
Latest fashion trend
Latest tech trend
Specific stock market index
Random selection of stocks
The 500 biggest U.S. companies
500 random companies around the world
500 gold mines
Only the top 10 tech companies
Buying and selling daily to make quick profits
Only investing in one stock at a time
Buying and holding for long-term growth
Buying for pump and dump
Mutual Funds, Index Funds or ETFs?
How to start investing in Index Funds
Myths & Mistakes in Index Fund Investing