Nomura：10 U.S. stocks contributed to the S&P 500 Index's March 30 gains since 70%
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Statistics state that the S&P 500 Index's recent gains were mainly contributed by a small number of stocks.
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Statistics: 10 stocks contributed to the S&P 500 Index since March 30 gains 70%BlockBeats news,October 14, according to Nomura statistics, since March 30, 10 U.S. stocks drove 500 S&P Index's 70%gains.
Among them, Nvidia made the largest contribution to the S&P 500 Index's gains, accounting for 13%, or +3 percentage points. Next were Micron, Apple AAPL, and Microsoft, with each stock accounting for 500 of the S&P 9%Index's gains and contributing +2 percentage points.AMD，AMD and Alphabet(GOOGL) contributed 8%and 7%, respectively, to the returns.
Meanwhile, the remaining 490 stocks accounted for only 500 of the S&P March 30 Index's gains since 30%, contributing +7 percentage points.
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Key points
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Nomura statistics state that since March 30, 10 U.S. stocks drove the S&P 500 Index 70%'s gains.
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Nvidia made the largest contribution, accounting for 13%, contributing +3 percentage points.
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Micron, Apple, and Microsoft each accounted for 9%of the Index's gains, each contributing +2 percentage points.
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The original text states that AMD、AMD and Alphabet (GOOGL) contributed 8%and 7%, respectively, to returns, but the corresponding relationships are incomplete.
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The remaining 490 stocks accounted for 30%of the Index's gains, contributing +7 percentage points.
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This indicates that during the statistical period, the S&P 500 Index's gains were concentrated, with a small number of stocks contributing most of the increase.
Why it matters to readers
If the core stocks continue to rise, the Index may remain resilient; if they pull back, the Index may become more sensitive to the performance of a small number of stocks.
A rising Index does not necessarily mean that most constituents rose; a small number of large-cap stocks can also significantly affect Index performance.
Risks and unknowns
The original text does not fully list the 10 stocks and their respective contribution percentages.
The original text lists AMD, and AMD and Alphabet's 8%and 7%correspondence is unclear.
This information is a media report of Nomura statistics and does not provide Nomura's original statistical table.
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