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Use an indices search as the README example instead of funds - #240
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searchexample under "Exploring other Asset Classes" used funds, which are no longer maintained. It now searches the indices for "Semiconductor" and shows a few results from different providers and countries: PHLX (^SOX), ICE, Nasdaq, Kosdaq and the Taiwan Stock Exchange. The rows shown are taken fromdatabase/indices.csv.The note on which columns to filter the retired money markets on is also removed. Besides the introduction, the README now mentions funds and money markets only in the statistics table and in the FAQ answer on why they were retired.