pääindeksit
Pääindeksit, often translated as main indices or primary indices, are key statistical measures used to represent the performance of a group of stocks or a specific market segment. They are calculated using a defined methodology that weighs the constituent companies based on factors such as market capitalization or share volume. These indices serve as benchmarks for investors and analysts to gauge the overall health and direction of the stock market or a particular industry.
The composition of a pääindeksi is carefully selected, typically including the largest and most liquid companies
Pääindeksit are crucial for portfolio management, enabling investors to compare the performance of their own investments