AMEX Composite Index

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AMEX Composite Index

An index, weighted for market value, of all stocks and other securities traded on the American Stock Exchange relative to their value on December 29, 1995.

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The American Stock Exchange composite index rose 8.

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The American Stock Exchange Composite Index (XAX) finished the first half of 2005 at 1544.

American Stock Exchange Announces 2005 Mid-Year Results

09, and the American Stock Exchange composite index rose 2.

BLUE-CHIP PURCHASES FUEL RALLY IN MARKET; BUYERS CONCENTRATE ON BIG-TICKET STOCKS

The American Stock Exchange Composite Index (XAX) had another incredible year of gains, rising 42% to 1175.

American Stock Exchange Announces 2003 Year-End Results; Amex New Company Listings Surge 77%, Assets of New Closed-End Funds Rise 40%, Amex Continues its Dominance in ETFs, Amex to Become Independent Entity

The American Stock Exchange Composite Index (XAX) has continued to outperform nearly every other exchange composite index, and virtually every broad based index.

American Stock Exchange Announces Mid-Year Results; Announcement of Acquisition, Business Gains Among First Half Highlights

The American Stock Exchange Composite Index (XAX) outperformed every other exchange composite index, and virtually every broad based index, for the third consecutive year.

American Stock Exchange Announces Year 2002 Results; Amex Composite Index Outperforms Other Exchanges for Third Straight Year, Assets in Amex ETFs Surpass $100 Billion, Closed-End Fund Issuers Continue to Look to the Amex

The American Stock Exchange Composite Index (XAX) was the only broad-based exchange index to post positive gains, with a 5.

American Stock Exchange Posts Mid-Year Results Amid Tough Market Conditions - Product Diversification & Next Generation Preparation Key to Resoluteness; Amex Composite Outperforms Other Exchange Indexes for Three Years Straight, Options Market Share Holds Steady, Next Generation ETFs Among Highlights