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Please research the term "accumulation index"

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An accumulation index of share prices, also known as a total return index, is a type of stock market index that takes into account not only the changes in the prices of the constituent stocks but also the reinvestment of any dividends or other distributions received from those stocks. In other words, it measures the total return an investor would have earned from holding a portfolio of stocks over a specific period, including both capital appreciation and dividends.

Unlike a price index, which only reflects changes in stock prices, an accumulation index provides a more comprehensive measure of the overall performance of a stock market or a specific set of stocks. It accounts for the income generated by the stocks in the index, assuming that any dividends or distributions are reinvested back into the index constituents. This reinvestment factor distinguishes accumulation indexes from other types of indexes, such as price indexes or dividend indexes.

Accumulation indexes are often used as benchmarks to evaluate the performance of investment portfolios or to track the performance of specific market segments. They provide a more accurate representation of the returns an investor would have achieved by reinvesting dividends, making them useful for assessing the total return potential of a particular investment strategy or comparing the performance of different investment options.