SPDR S&P/ASX 50 Fund (SFY)

The S&P/ASX 50 Index generally comprises the 50 largest securities by market capitalisation and most liquid public listed securities in Australia. At 31 December, 2006, the S&P/ASX 50 represented approximately 65% of the market capitalisation of domestic equities listed on the ASX.

Index Performance

As of 30-Nov-2008

Index Performance History

As of 28-Nov-2008

Holdings

Top Holdings As of 05-Jan-2009
Bhp Billiton Ltd 16.55%
Westpac Bkg Corp 7.45%
Cmnwlth Bk Of Aust 6.22%
Telstra Corp Ltd 6.03%
Natl Australia Bk 5.90%
Aust & Nz Bank Grp 4.88%
Woolworths Ltd 4.84%
Qbe Ins Group 3.82%
Westfield Group 3.60%
Csl 2.99%
Top Sectors As of 05-Jan-2009
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Information

Index Characteristics As of 05-Jan-2009
Hist 3 Year EPS Growth 8.37%
Dividend Yield 10.20%
Price/Earnings 10.25
Fiscal Year 1 Price/Earnings 11.85
Price/Cash Flow 7.15
Return to Equity 24.00%
Total Market Capitalisation $694,804.50
Index Facts
Inception Date 01-Sep-2001
Base Value Index 1000
Current Value 3755.80
Index Statistics As of 05-Jan-2009
Number of Components 50
Weighted Average Market Cap (Millions) $25,353
Average Size (Millions):
Mean
$8,931.91
Median
$4,295.36
Size Range (Millions):
Largest
$75,952.37
Smallest
$1,141.16

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Purchase Information

SPDRs are flexible and easy to trade. Investors buy and sell them like shares, typically through a stock broker. Investors can also employ traditional share trading techniques, including stop orders, limit orders and margin purchases (if available).


To purchase a SPDR fund consult your stock broker or financial advisor.