How is the uk FTSE calculated?
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It is the accumulated single share value of 100 selected leading companies.
The selection (by the Financial Times) is made every three months, and if companies do not perform as expected they can be taken out, while other companies, including newcomers, can be included.
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On the balance at the end of days trading-i presume.ktf.x
I think it is the average of the price per share of the top 100 companies?
I am not certain though.
I know..its easy.. I been doing that on my business studies lessons
But sorry lm lazy and cant be bothered to explain.!!
www.ftse.com
or go search on google.. for stock shares
It's a weighted average of the top 100 companies on the London stock exchange by market capitalisation.
Due to the weighting the FTSE is heavily influenced by the top few companies.
The companies that make up the FTSE 100 are reviewed on a quarterly basis and component companies are promoted/relegated to/from the FTSE 250 or FTSE Small Cap
Thank you for your answer to my question, but why did you delete it?
So Julia's running back home to Germany with all of our money? Lucky her.
You will not have any idea how much grief that debt has cost me. It was my one chance at setting myself up you know. I had borrorwed the money from a charity to help people in poverty start working for themselves. I was living in poverty due to illness. Now I'm worse off than before.
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