So as you see, the index Nifty 500 is basically made up of the following 3: And you guessed it correctly this index measures the performance of small-cap companies. NIFTY Smallcap 250: This index represents the remaining 250 companies (ranked from 251 to 500) in the NIFTY 500. As is obvious, this index tries to measure the performance of mid-cap companies. companies ranked from 101 to 250) within the NIFTY 500. NIFTY Midcap 150: This index represents the next 150 companies (i.e. Large cap funds invest predominantly in top 100 stocks of this index only/ This index basically tries to track the performance of companies having large market caps. from 1 to 100) from within the NIFTY 500. NIFTY 100: This represents the top 100 companies (i.e. In a way, you can say that it includes all the other 12 indices within itself.
#Nifty after fifty full
It represents the top 500 companies based on full market capitalization from the eligible universe. Let’s try to understand the structure above:
But let’s try to see how all the above-mentioned 15 indices are related to each other and fit into the broader index Nifty 500.īelow is shown the index hierarchy published by NSE ( here) as shown below: And there are many more indices like the strategic ones.
In fact, the NSE maintains around 15 broad market indices. There are several others as well – like Nifty100, Nifty Midcap 50, Nifty 500, etc. But these aren’t the only indices as many of you already know. And you might be regularly looking at differences in Nifty Vs Sensex. You already know Nifty50 and Sensex and you regularly lookup for Nifty live or Sensex live data. There are many popular indices in Indian stock markets.
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