Over the last quarter of 2010, the Dow Jones Global Total Stock Market Index added nearly $3 trillion in total float market cap, an increase of 9.54% since September 30, 2010. About half of this increase came from the United States, which added $1.47 trillion (or 11.57%). The table below shows the quarter-over-quarter change across all five global equity indexes. ..
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|
September 30, 2010 – December 31, 2010 |
Mkt Cap Change |
Mkt Cap Change |
|
Dow Jones Global Total Stock Market Index |
+$2.97 |
+9.54% |
|
Dow Jones Global Index |
+$2.81 |
+9.45% |
|
Dow Jones Islamic Market World Index |
+$1.44 |
+11.71% |
|
Dow Jones Sustainability World Index |
+$0.52 |
+6.42% |
|
Dow Jones Global Titans 50 Index |
+$0.43 |
+7.15% |
– During 2010’s fourth quarter, large caps (companies greater than $10 billion) had the largest weight increase across all index products. Representing 5%-10% by component count, large caps encompass approximately 60%-70% of the total float market cap for the Dow Jones Global Total Stock Market Index, Dow Jones Global Index, and Dow Jones Islamic Market Index.
– The top 50 holdings across the listed countries generally capture about 70%-90% of the country’s total float market cap with the exception of the U.S. (appx 40%) and Japan (appx 45%).
– Basic Materials is the most globally diversified industry with the U.S. accounting for only about 18%. All other global industries have a minimum U.S. exposure of about 35% and a maximum of roughly 70% (technology).
Source: ETFWorld – Dow Jones Indexes
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