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The 500 largest companies in the United States are tracked by the S&P500 stock index. Some large-cap companies are not in the S&P500. Several requirements must be met in order to be part of it.

The number of shares outstanding and the share price are what's known as market cap.

The S&P500 had an average cap of 69 trillionUSD, which is equivalent to 40 trillion dollars in Spanish.

S&P Global Inc. manages the index.

The S&P500's weight is determined by the company's size. If a company has a 500 billion dollar cap, then it has a weight of 50 times more than a company with a 50 billion dollar cap. It is important to know that the weight only takes into account floating shares, so it excludes those that are in the hands of insiders.

Although it was created in 1957, there are post hoc reconstructions that have been done to determine its performance over time.

The S&P500 helps us see which sectors are having more importance as the American economy changes.

The industrial sector had the highest weight for many years, followed by Consumer Discretionary and Financials. The financial sector rises to first place followed by Consumer Discretionary and Technology.

The technology sector gradually took the first position it has today, but had to climb from the last place it was at at the end of the 60s.

The first 50 positions are here.

The technology sector is 27% of the S&P500. Each sector has weights.

If you invest in the S&P500, you are already investing in other markets. Most of the companies that make up the index have sales outside of their country.

Even though there is a correlation between sales and income, there isn't any correlation between sales and income because the sales are concentrated in a few American companies.

The distribution of returns for the S&P500 is shown in the chart.

This is useful for a number of reasons.

We can invest in the S&P500 through index investment funds and also through index ETFs.

The E-mini and Micro E-mini are futures that are listed on the Chicago Board of Trade. We will only see the alternatives with Funds and ETFs.

We have several alternatives and we can divide them.

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