US mid cap index returns

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The growing proliferation of indexes from index providers, along with a corresponding growing number of index funds and ETFs, creates a number of issues for investors, since the index returns of the different providers result in a dispersion of both yearly and multi-period returns. Dispersion of returns is not as considerable an issue with Total Market indexes, but as we go into style and smaller size indexes, dispersion of return increases in magnitude. These return differences are mainly due to the differing methodologies index providers utilize in constructing their indexes. Different benchmarks cover varying ranges of stocks, have different selection criteria for growth versus value, and are even maintained and rebalanced differently. Each index provider's suite of index funds occupies the following segment of the Index Strategy Box:



Mid cap blend index returns
The following table provides returns data for U.S. mid cap index returns.

Mid cap growth index returns
The following tables provide returns data for U.S. mid cap growth indexes.

Mid cap value index returns
The following tables provide returns data for U.S. mid cap value indexes.

The table below shows the inception date for each index, as well as the initial date for any backdated data.

Methodologies

 * CRSP
 * Dow Jones
 * Morningstar
 * MSCI
 * Russell
 * S&P