The adjustments reflect changes in component companies' total shares outstanding (TSO) of less than 5% that have accumulated in the latest quarter. The changes, which were disclosed in documents filed by the companies with the SEC, reflect secondary offerings, stock repurchases, acquisitions and other corporate actions. Changes to component security DRMs are proportionate to these changes in TSO. For example, if a component company's TSO has increased by 3%, its DRM will also be increased by 3%.
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