16.51%
Financials SPDR - XLF
Percentage is the estimate weight of the index components in the S&P 500 as of 5/21/13. Holdings and weightings are subject to change.
About the Fund
A wide array of diversified financial service firms are featured in this sector with business lines ranging from investment management to commercial and investment banking. Among the companies included in the Index are JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo, and BankAmerica Corp.

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Glossary F-K

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Financial Status Indicator
The Financial Status Indicator or FSI is a data element that denotes when a NASDAQ-listed issuer had failed to submit its regulatory filings on a timely basis, failed to meet NASDAQ's continuing listing standards, and/or filed for bankruptcy. Possible values for the FSI are as follows:

CodeDescription
DDeficient: Issuer failed to meet NASDAQ continued Listing Requirements
EDelinquent: Issuer missed regulatory filing deadline
QBankrupt: Issuer has filed for bankruptcy
NNormal (Default): Issue is not currently deficient, delinquent, or bankrupt
GDeficient and bankrupt
HDeficient and delinquent
JDelinquent and bankrupt
KDeficient, delinquent and bankrupt
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Forward P/E
This is calculated using the latest closing price of the stock divided by the latest earnings-per-share estimate as provided by Zacks Investment Research. In the first three quarters of a company's fiscal year we use the EPS estimate for the current fiscal year. Starting in the fourth quarter we use the next fiscal year estimate. The EPS estimate is the mean estimate of EPS growth, as derived from all polled estimates from Wall Street analysts.Back to Top

Free Cash Flow
Cash not required for operations or for reinvestment. Free cash flow is calculated by subtracting capital expenditures from cash flow. Capital expenditures include the purchase of new plant, property and equipment. Free cash flow can be used to pay dividends, buy back stock or pay off debt. The more the better.Back to Top

Interest Coverage
This ratio measures a firm's ability to pay interest on its debt. It is calculated by dividing net earnings before interest and taxes by the interest expense on bonds and other contractual long-term debt. A low coverage ratio can indicate a company is over-leveraged. A high ratio indicates a margin of safety from default.Back to Top

Inventory
The monetary value of a company's raw materials, work in process, supplies used in operations and finished goods. A company with excess inventory on its balance sheet could indicate a slow-down in sales and a lack of pricing power.Back to Top

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Watchlist
XLY 57.09 -0.55
XLP 41.48 -0.07
XLE 82.15 -0.96
XLF 19.83 -0.21
XLV 49.29 0.00
XLI 43.97 -0.39
XLB 40.69 -0.56
XLK 31.75 -0.35
XLU 39.52 -0.68
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