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Online Gambling Index
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Online Gambling Index, read against the record: nothing here is stated that we could not source. Below is what changed, who it affects and where the paperwork says so — checked against company filings and regulator notices, and the sections below, in order: Last archived reading and Component companies.
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Last archived reading: 3726.76 Change: -48.77 (1.29%)
The OGI is a market cap index made up of a collection of companies from around the globe.
While not all are pure online gambling companies, each does have a significant stake in the online gambling market.
The point of the OGI is to provide a snapshot of the larger internet gambling industry, and also (eventually) a way to view trends over longer periods of time. There are obvious limitations, including the fact that many market leaders are private companies, but we still see value in this approach.
At this point, only limited historical data is available. All information is presented without any warranty whatsoever. Data is delayed. After-hours trading is not reflected by the OGI.
Questions or feedback about the OGI? Contact us.
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