Price-Weighted Index,
Price-Weighted Index:
Price-Weighted Index can be defined as, A price weighted index is an index of stocks where each company represents a portion of the total index in the index, which is proportional to the price per share of that company. In its simplest form, the price of an index is determined by adding to the price of each stock in the index and dividing by the number of companies. High-rated stocks weigh more than low-rated stocks and therefore have a greater impact on the performance of the index.
- In terms of value, in a stock index, each company's stock is weighed according to its price per share, and the index is the average stock price of all companies.
- Index value-added indexes place more emphasis on stocks that are rated higher due to their important role in the price of the index and changes in the index.
- The weighted price index can be used to determine the average price of a stock in a particular market or sector.
Literal Meanings of Price-Weighted Index
Price:
Meanings of Price:
Determine the amount required (something offered for sale)
The amount that is given as an expectation, need, or payment of something.
Unwanted experiences, events or actions that are necessary as conditions to achieve the desired goal
Sentences of Price
The cost of watches in this range is 14.50
This land can be sold at a higher price.
The price of success is a day of debate
Synonyms of Price
fare, rate, amount, fee, figure, terms, total, charge, result, cost, payment, assay, forfeiture, toll, assess, appraise, put a price on, sacrifice, set the price of, penalty
Weighted:
Meanings of Weighted:
Put a heavy object on it and hold it (lightly).
Explain the meaning or value.
Fixed disabled weight (horse)
(Fabric) Treat minerals to make it thicker and heavier.
The relative mass of an object, or the amount of matter in it, which, due to the gravity of a person or object, produces a downward force.
A piece of metal that is known to weigh a certain amount and is used on a scale to determine the weight of an object or the amount of a substance.
The ability of someone or something to influence a decision or action.
The density of the fabric surface, which is used as a measure of its quality.
Sentences of Weighted
Half full cup of coffee with a stack of paper
Speaking, reading and writing should have the same weight in the assessment
A total of 267 weight rounds for the Melbourne Cup and 279 weight rounds for the Field Cup.
Weigh at least fifteen stones
Shaman puts powder on the scales with small brass scales
The recommendations of the committee will be weighed
Weigh two cloths for ironing and use them properly.
Synonyms of Weighted
authority, importance, influence, draw attention to, spotlight, pressure, load, mass, leverage, consequence, prestige, call attention to, highlight, value, power, focus attention on, make a point of, point up, burden, significance
Index:
Meanings of Index:
Values (prices, salaries, or other payments) are automatically linked to the prices of the price index.
Moving or moving from one default position to another to perform a set of operators (of a machine or part of a machine).
An alphabetical list of names, articles, etc., where their references are available, is usually at the end of the book.
An indication, mark or measure of something.
Extender or other subscripts or superscripts were added to the set.
Identifier of the device indicates its size, position on the scale, etc.
Sentences of Index
List these lists under regional headings
Legislation linking wages to prices
Occupy the common positions on the inverted and index pins
Clear cross references equipped with wide index
Test scores can be used as an indicator of teacher effectiveness.
There is evidence in the article that for any closed fold, the sum of the general vector field indexes is the topological agent, that is, the characteristic of the eller.
Synonyms of Index
signal, guide, intimation, clue, finger, sign, token, hand, hint, implication, needle, lead, suggestion, indication, symptom, pointer, indicator, marker, evidence, mark
