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  The Value Line Geometric Index , commodity price history charts are a widely used stock market index that tracks the performance of over 1,700 stocks. The index is widely followed by investors and is used as a benchmark by many fund managers. Also known as the VALUG, is a index created by Value Line that tracks the performance of the stock market. The index is made up of equally weighted stocks from the NYSE, Nasdaq, and Amex exchanges. The index was created in 1963 and is one of the oldest stock market indexes still in use today The index is calculated by taking the average of the daily closing prices of the stocks in the index. The index is highly diversified and covers a wide range of industries. It has a long track record and is a reliable measure of the performance of the US stock market. The index has outperformed the S&P 500 index in eight of the last ten years. If you are looking for a diversified stock market index to track, the Value Line Geometri...

  The term "Worth Line" refers to a multiple of cash flow that Bernhard would overlay over a price chart to equalize the value of various firms. It is from this phrase that the index derives its name. One of the most reputable companies for investing research is Value Line.  It has a very strong performance history. In actuality, over the long term, the firm's model portfolios have often outperformed the market. Except for closed-end funds, the firms that make up The Value Line Arithmetic Index are the same ones that make up The Value Line Investment Survey. The Value Line Investment Survey is divided into the following major sections: 1. Reports and Ratings A total of 130 full-page stock reports in selected industries are published by the survey. Every 13 weeks, all of the stocks tracked by Value Line, Inc. are covered because the selection is done on a rotational basis. 2. Index and Summary With pre-set screens, the summary and index section provides a thorough ove...