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Across
1. The first index investment trust, jokingly
10. Meadow
11. Powershares buyer
12. The Wells Fargo creator of the first S&P Composite index fund in 1973
14. AKA for a company, in a way
15. -monthly or weekly?
17. Steel giant stock symbol
18. Low valued French coin
19. Big profits
24. City that hosts the world's largest options exchange (abbr.)
26. Dutch colonist of South Africa
27. Do better than, Wall Street's expectations,e.g.
30. Cayman Islands account opposite
32. Leave a position
33. Account of, for short
34. Roman 9
35. Wall, for example, abbr.
36. Black Monday month
38. Company formed by Sinquefield, one of the early index fund pioneers, in 1981
41. Energy ETF
43. Fund designer proposing the Silver Trust ETF
46. Citigroup S&P 500 ticker symbol
48. Account executive is another name for this (abbr.)
49. False report sender
50. One basis for fee schedules
52. Index fund company founded in 1974 that became a giant
54. Headwaters Inc ticker symbol
55. Reckson Associates (REIT) ticker symbol
57. Bottom _____
59. Market measures
62. Director of Investment Management at the SEC
65. And so on
67. Salt Lake City locale
68. SPDRs distributor
69. Responsibility to clients
Down
1. Crude oil
2. Takes a risk
3. Tree
4. Trading regulations enforcer
5. Frequently asked questions (abbr.)
6. Money (slang)
7. Hotels
8. Win over
9. Good principle for an index fund manager
13 Stumbling expression
16. Peoria locale
20. They launched a new suite of indexes designed to track inflation protected bonds
21. Neither's partner
22. Formation fliers
23. Sinquefield or Tyrannosaurus
25. Gets intense, with up
28. Roman 11
29. IT head
31. Welcome
37. John Bogle's marketing strategy
39. Disapproval expression
40. Changing rate mortgage, for short
42. Southwest airlines ticker symbol
43. The __________s Board
44. Colorful in a tasteless way
45. Account that can be invested in index funds
47. In 1973, this writer (first name) recommended that it was time you "buy an index" in the book, A Random Walk Down Wall Street
49. Lane, for short
50. This country's A-shares could rebound this year
51. Earlier, prefix
53. South American palm tree with a purple fruit
56. Fire
58. UBS' FTSE 100 ETF deals with this national grouping of stocks
60. Stock fall
61. GLD is a golden example
63. Drunk driving charge
64. Airport abbreviation
66. Country internet address ending for Lithuania
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