Weighted
Figures or components that are adjusted to reflect importance by value or proportion. Investopedia Says:
Commonly used as a method to assign a value, based on proportion, to various securities within a given index. For example, the DJIA weighs each security based on the stock's price relative to the sum of all the stock prices. The Nasdaq on the other hand, is a market capitalization weighted index with each company weighting being proportionate to its market value. Related Terms:
American Stock Exchange - AMEX
Dow Jones Industrial Average - DJIA
Market Capitalization
Mean
Nasdaq
New York Stock Exchange - NYSE
Price-Weighted Index
Unweighted Index
Weighted Average
Weighted Average Market Capitalization |