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To: Chip McVickar who wrote (26382)	11/1/2025 8:51:29 AM
From: #Breeze	2 Recommendations Recommended By Kirk © toccodolce Respond to of 26387

$VLE Monthly Line Chart with the red lines. Breeze "The Value Line Arithmetic Index (ticker: ^VALUA) is an equally weighted stock index that uses the arithmetic mean to reflect the performance of a theoretical portfolio where an equal dollar amount is invested in each of its approximately 1,700 component stocks. It was established on February 1, 1988, as an alternative to the original Value Line Geometric Index. The Value Line Arithmetic Index is often used by investors as a benchmark to evaluate the performance of their own equally weighted, diversified portfolios against the average market performance. It offers a different perspective on market health than traditional, cap-weighted indices, as it is not skewed by the performance of the largest companies."