S&P 100

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equity index large-cap index stock market index

The S&P 100 is a stock market index comprising 100 of the largest and most established blue-chip companies listed in the United States, often used as a benchmark for large-cap U.S. equities.

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S&P 100 Index ×5

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Predicate	Object
instanceOf	equity index → large-cap index → stock market index →
benchmarkFor	large-cap U.S. stocks →
calculatedIn	U.S. dollars →
country	United States of America → surface form: "United States"
dataVendorCode	SP100 →
focusesOn	large-cap U.S. equities →
hasBaseIndex	S&P 500 Index → surface form: "S&P 500"
hasComponentIndexRelation	component of S&P Global indices family →
hasDerivative	OEX options → S&P 100 options →
hasLiquidityCharacteristic	highly liquid constituents →
includes	large blue-chip companies →
includesCompaniesType	blue-chip companies → highly liquid companies → mega-cap companies →
includesSectors	communication services → consumer discretionary → consumer staples → energy → financials → health care → industrials → information technology → materials → utilities →
isConsidered	barometer of U.S. large-cap equities → blue-chip benchmark →
isFollowedBy	institutional investors → retail investors →
isSubsetOf	S&P 500 Index → surface form: "S&P 500"
isUsedBy	fund managers → options traders →
launchedBy	Standard & Poor's →
maintainedBy	S&P Dow Jones Indices →
marketSegment	U.S. large-cap →
numberOfConstituents	100 →
ownedBy	Standard & Poor's → surface form: "S&P Global"
regionCovered	United States equity market →
tickerSymbol	OEX →
usedFor	derivatives pricing → index options trading → portfolio benchmarking →
weightingMethod	float-adjusted market capitalization weighting →