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7 results for “S&P 500”

  1. CompanyETF

    Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (VOO)

    Covered ETF profile with sponsor, benchmark and official fund sources. The share price is not the index.

    ETF

  2. CompanySEC company record

    Nuveen S&P 500 Dynamic Overwrite Fund (SPXX)

    SEC-verified company identity with direct filing access.

    SEC company record

  3. CompanyETF

    SPDR S&P 500 ETF TRUST (SPY)

    Covered ETF profile with sponsor, benchmark and official fund sources. The share price is not the index.

    ETF

  4. StoryMarkets

    S&P 500 closes at its first record since August as bond yields ease

    The benchmark rose 0.58% to 7,818.93 and the Nasdaq set a second straight record, while Seagate and Western Digital fell again on worries about more hard-drive supply from Toshiba.

    Published 10-06-2026

  5. StoryCompanies / Tech

    Everpure Promises Wall Street $7 Billion in Revenue. The Stock Hits a Record.

    Everpure guided fiscal 2028 revenue well above consensus at its analyst day; shares closed at a record $121.88, the S&P 500's best performer.

    Published 09-24-2026

  6. StoryU.S. close

    Nasdaq Posts First Closing Record Since June 2 as Chip Stocks Lead Indexes

    The Composite finished at 27,122.09, up 2.26% — the first closing high since June 2’s 27,093.90. Semiconductors led; the S&P 500 rose 1.49% but stayed below its August closing peak. A softer 10-year CMT and cheaper crude futures rounded

    Published 09-21-2026

  7. LearnInvesting basics

    An index measures; a fund tracks; the two are not the same

    A market index is a rules-based measurement of a group of securities — for example, the S&P 500 tracks 500 large U.S. companies, the Nasdaq Composite tracks Nasdaq-listed stocks, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average tracks 30 large companies price-weighted. Most broad indexes are capitalization-weighted: larger companies move the index more. An index has no shares, no fees and cannot be bought directly.

    Published 08-21-2026