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VFIAX — Why It’s an Index Fund
VFIAX is an index fund because it seeks to track the performance of a benchmark index rather than trying to outperform it. [Source 4 | Prospectus > Investment Objective] Specifically, VFIAX tracks the performance of a benchmark index that measures the investment return of large-capitalization stocks. [Source 4 | Prospectus > Investment Objective]
Index funds work by holding all or substantially all of the securities in their target index (called “full replication”) or a representative sample of those securities (called “sampling”). [Source 2 | Prospectus > Implementation of Investment Objective] This approach allows VFIAX to match the index’s performance rather than attempting to beat it through active stock selection.
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