Sentence examples for index charges from inspiring English sources
The average domestic stock mutual fund has an annual expense ratio of roughly 1.5percentt, according to Morningstar, while the typical exchange-traded fund that tracks a domestic stock index charges annual fees of 0.36percentt.
State Street's huge Spider fund, which tracks the S&P 500 index, charges only 0.09%.The ETF sector is still small relative to the rival mutual-fund industry, which manages $27 trillion in assets, but it is beginning to close the gap.
George Sauter's Vanguard 500 Index charges just 0.18%.
The iShares MSCI EAFE Index charges 0.36%, which is a good deal, but the fund alternative, the Fidelity Spartan International Index, charges 0.10% without a vexing brokerage fee.
The Vanguard Small Cap Index charges just 27 cents while its cousin, Federated Mini-Cap, milks you for $1.05.
In seeking to match the S&P 500, Pillar Equity Index charges a whopping 1.8% expense ratio and a 5.5% back-end load.
That had been the high end of its recent trading range until Monday, when the index charged above that level and stayed there, something analysts see as a bullish sign.
Vanguard would place the Muchmores firmly in its index funds, from the Short-Term Bond Index (charging 0.2% of assets per year) to the Total Stock Market Index (0.2%), a Wilshire 5000 tracker.
Some mutual funds, including Vanguard's FTSE All-World ex-U.S. Index, charge redemption fees if shares are bought and sold within a relatively short period, so don't think of them as trading vehicles.
Quantum chemical calculations (HF/6-31G) were carried out to obtain: the optimized geometry, energy levels, quantum chemical indices, charges and dipole moments of these compounds.
These descriptors capture and magnify distinct aspects of chemical structures, including constitutional descriptors, topological descriptors, kappa shape indices, connectivity indices, Burden descriptors, E-state indices, charge descriptors, Basak information indices, autocorrelation descriptors, molecular properties, MOE-type descriptors, and pharmacophore descriptors.
