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==Russell Top 200==
==Russell Top 200==
The [[Russell Top 200]] represents the largest companies within the Russell 1000.
 
The [[Russell Top 200]] represents the largest companies within the [[Russell 1000]].


It therefore forms a subset of the Russell 1000:
It therefore forms a subset of the Russell 1000:
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The Russell Top 200 provides a benchmark for the largest segment of U.S. large-capitalization companies.
The Russell Top 200 provides a benchmark for the largest segment of U.S. large-capitalization companies.
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==Russell Midcap==
==Russell Midcap==


The [[Russell Midcap]] represents the mid-capitalization segment of the Russell US Indexes.
The [[Russell Midcap]] represents the mid-capitalization segment of the [[Russell US Indexes]].


It is derived from the Russell 1000 and generally represents companies below the largest companies in the Russell 1000.
It is derived from the Russell 1000 and generally represents companies below the largest companies in the Russell 1000.


A simplified relationship is:
The relationship can be expressed as:


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<math>
\text{Russell Top 200}
\subset
\text{Russell 1000}
\text{Russell 1000}
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\text{Russell Top 200}
 
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and:
 
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\text{Russell Midcap}
\text{Russell Midcap}
\subset
\text{Russell 1000}
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</math>


The exact constituent boundaries are determined by the applicable Russell methodology.
The Russell Top 200 and Russell Midcap are therefore both segments derived from the Russell 1000, with their constituent boundaries determined by the applicable Russell methodology.


==Russell 1000 Growth and Value==
==Russell 1000 Growth and Value==