Real constituent weights
Published index weightings for major global benchmarks, refreshed and sanity-checked nightly.
Not all indices are as diversified as they look. A handful of names drive most of the moves — this game asks you which ones, and by how much.
Published index weightings for major global benchmarks, refreshed and sanity-checked nightly.
The top ten names in some benchmarks account for more than half the index.
Answers are near enough that guessing rarely works — you need a feel for relative size.
Buying a broad index is usually framed as buying the whole market. In practice, market-cap weighting means a small group of mega caps dominates the outcome, and a single sector can quietly become the majority of your risk. Knowing roughly what each giant weighs turns an abstract worry about concentration into a number you can actually reason about.
A weight is shown — say 5.9% of the Nasdaq-100 — and you pick which constituent carries it from three options.
Published index constituent data, validated nightly against concentration sanity checks before it reaches the question pool.
Major benchmarks including the S&P 500, Nasdaq-100 and leading European indices.