^RUA

0.03

▼ -3.45%

Stock Index

Russell 3000

Index Symbol: ^RUA

Total Market Capitalization (USD): $63.087 Trillion

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Russell 3000 Data & Tools

Russell 3000 Index - 1 Year Evolution

1 Year Return

▼ -31.71%

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Daily close values, with moving averages and volumes
Moving averages:

  • — EMA20
  • — SMA50
  • — SMA200

Russell 3000 Index Description

A benchmark of the entire U.S stock market, the Russell 3000 Index is a capitalization-weighted stock market index that seeks to measure the performance of the 3,000 largest public US-incorporated companies. These 3,000 companies represent approximately 98% of the American public equity market

Launched on January 1, 1984, and the Russell 3000 Index is maintained by FTSE Russell, a subsidiary of the London Stock Exchange Group.

Russell 3000 Index Data

Open 0.03
High 0.03
Low 0.03
Close 0.03
Volume 110,119
Previous Close 0.03
1-Day Change 0.00
1-Year Change -0.01
Average Daily Volume 116,173
52-Week High 0.08
52-Week Low 0.02

Top 10 Russell 3000 Companies by Market Cap as of Jan. 1, 2025

Company Stock(s) Sector Industry Market Cap (USD)
Nvidia NVDA Technology Semiconductors $3.605 T
Apple AAPL Technology Consumer Electronics $3.363 T
Microsoft MSFT Technology Software—Infrastructure $3.321 T
Amazon AMZN Consumer Discretionary Internet Retail $2.475 T
Alphabet GOOGL GOOG Communication Services Internet Content & Information $2.432 T
Meta META Communication Services Internet Content & Information $1.607 T
Tesla TSLA Consumer Discretionary Auto Manufacturers $1.324 T
Broadcom AVGO Technology Semiconductors $1.126 T
Berkshire Hathaway BRK.B Financials Financial Conglomerates $991.39 B
Walmart WMT Consumer Staples Discount Stores $753.61 B
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Top 10 Russell 3000 Companies Concentration by Market Cap

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