But you can invest how much you like via an investment platform, which buy and hold the index fund for you, send you statements, let you withdraw and add money and so on.
They invest your money in low-fee index funds for you and reshuffle your portfolio as necessary.
These details can help you to choose the best index funds for you.
You give Introspectr access to your Twitter, Facebook, and Gmail accounts, and it indexes them for you, along with the content of any email attachments or the underlying pages of any links.
If you had put the same money on the same dates into relevant indexes (S&P 500 for equity recommendations, Merrill Lynch Corporate & Government Bond index for the rest), you would have gained 10.7%.
Take a look at The New York Times index for 1967, and you'll see for yourself how the newspaper of record covered the tragic demise of an ancient community.
If you're partial to AOL, the Dow Jones Internet Index isn't for you.
The Case-Shiller Home Price Index, for example, will tell you where prices are really going.
Use the past 12 months' change in the Consumer Price Index for an inflation measure and you have a real rate of negative 0.5%.
Soon, Facebook may be indexing this moment automatically for you and will let you find it again simply by searching for your friend's name.
