81.   By their nature, index funds are always fully invested.

82.   By their very definition, index funds have to buy stocks with large capitalizations, or market values.

83.   Cave said the buying has been concentrated in index funds, which has pushed big-name stocks up faster than smaller ones.

84.   Contributing Editor Ellyn E. Spragins discusses why the much maligned foreign index funds are finally delivering.

85.   Consider what would have happened if, every time Burke directed you to buy a Fidelity Select fund, you bought an index fund instead.

86.   Despite these statistical glitches, your point is well taken, and it goes far to explain the mushroom popularity of index funds.

87.   Earlier this year Fidelity said it would expand its offering of index funds, which have become increasingly popular with investors.

88.   Earlier this year the board decided that even the pros cannot beat the market and put the entire U.S. stock portfolio into index funds.

89.   Even famously successful investors such as Warren Buffet and Peter Lynch recommend that investors use index funds.

90.   Even Vanguard, the old granddaddy of penny-pinching, has begun offering exchange-traded shares, based on its own index funds.