Russell 2000
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The Russell 2000 Index is a stock market index consisting of 2000 small cap US stocks.
The ticker is "RUT" or similar.
See Russell Indexes page for main discussion.
See also the iShares Russell 2000.
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Major United States stock market indices
• Dow Jones Industrial Average (30 large stocks; popular indicator) (ETF: DIA)
• NYSE Composite Index (all companies on the NYSE) (ETF: NYC)
• Nasdaq Composite Index (all companies on the NASDAQ; technology-heavy) (ETF: ONEQ)
• NASDAQ-100 Index (100 large NASDAQ non-financial stocks) (ETF: QQQQ)
• S&P 500 Index (500 large companies; general market analysis) (ETF: SPY)
• Russell 2000 Index (small-cap stocks) (ETF: IWM)
• Wilshire 5000 Index (total U.S. market) (ETF: TMW)
