These indices are built by AI agents that read company filings. The agents do the work an analyst would do — read the 10-K, weigh the risks a company discloses, judge whether its growth is real — and turn it into a score. Everything after that is arithmetic: the screen, the ranking, the weights, and the calendar are fixed rules, published in full. The agents never trade, never set a weight, and never pick a constituent on their own.
A rules-based index of durable, high-quality U.S. businesses — companies with strong returns on capital, at-least-moderate organic growth, and consistent returns of cash to shareholders.
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The Inventing Utilities Quality Index holds a concentrated set of regulated U.S. utilities that earn strong, stable returns on a growing rate base.
Mega, Large, Mid, Small, and Micro — five market-cap tiers of the U.S. market.
Fourteen sector indexes, from banking and energy to software and semiconductors.
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