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Indeksable is a term used in various contexts, primarily related to the ability of something to be indexed or to have an index applied to it. In the realm of finance, it most commonly refers to financial instruments or products that are linked to an index, such as a stock market index or a bond index. These products do not directly invest in the underlying assets of the index but rather aim to replicate its performance. Examples include index funds, index ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds), and structured products. The value of an indeksable product fluctuates in line with the movements of the benchmark index it tracks. This offers investors a way to diversify their portfolios and gain exposure to a broad market segment without needing to select individual securities.

Beyond finance, the concept of "indeksable" can also apply to data and information. For instance, in computer science, data that is structured in a way that allows for efficient searching and retrieval is considered indeksable. Databases, for example, use indexes to speed up query operations. Similarly, content on the internet that is designed to be understood and cataloged by search engine crawlers is, in essence, indeksable. The underlying principle remains the same: the ability to be organized, categorized, and easily accessed through a reference system.