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Dow Jones Industrial Average

Simply known as the Dow, refers to a stock market index showing how 30 publicly held companies in the US trade during a trading session. It is owned by the CME Group, with majority ownership over the Dow Jones Indexes.

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Why is the stock of Florida Power and Light group down?

Fuel oil costs which are a major expense of generating electric; and the lack of new construction in Florida markets contribute heavily to the analysis. Little new construction stiffles the immediate growth of power use.

What happened when the Dow Jones industrial average dropped?

The DOW only represents 30 companies in the US they are the elite that every other company is measured up to.

When the DOW moves up or down other companies follow along just because they are more or less the leaders and playing the school yard game of follow the leader is still in effect even in the stock market.

What time does hong kong stock market open?

The Hong Kong Stock Exchange opens at 9:15 HKT. This time is 9:15pm of the previous day in Eastern Standard Time.

Symbol list for Dow Jones members?

The Dow Jones Industrial Average consists of 30 stocks of large, stable, blue-chip companies, who are thought to represent the US economy as a whole. The DJIA includes:

Company Symbol

3M MMM

Alcoa AA

AT & T T

American Express AXP

Bank of America BAC

Boeing Company BA

Caterpillar CAT

Cisco Systems CSCO

Chevron Corp. CVX

Coca Cola KO

Du Pont DD

Exxon Mobil XOM

General Electric GE

Hewlett Packard HPQ

Home Depot HD

Intel Corp. INTC

IBM IBM

JP Morgan Chase JPM

Johnson & Johnson JNJ

Kraft Foods KFT

McDonalds MCD

Merck MRK

Microsoft MSFT

Pfizer PFE

Proctor & Gamble PG

Travelers Ins. TRV

United Technologies UTX

Verizon Comm. VZ

Wal-Mart WMT

Walt Disney Co. DIS

This information is available on Yahoo! or Google Finance under the components link located on the information page of the Doe Jones Industrial Average.

What are Dow Jones futures?

The Chicago Board of Trade's DJIA Futures contract is a futures contract on the entire Dow Jones Industrial Average. This one's REALLY weird, so hang on:


The value of this contract is 10 times the Dow Jones Industrial Average. If the Dow is 10,000 today, the price of a futures contract on it is $100,000.


Next, on the date of settlement cash is delivered, not 300 shares of stock.


Third, this futures contract requires daily settlement payments, and this is why the DJIA futures contract is so weird. You and I are counterparties to one of these things. You're the futures buyer, or the long; I am the futures seller, or the short. The Dow was at 9000 when we did the deal, so you paid me $90,000, which went into my brokerage account. If the Dow closes tomorrow at 9010, I have to pay you $100--ten times the delta in the Dow. Similarly, if the Dow closes tomorrow at 8990, you pay me $100.

What time does Dow Jones open today?

The Dow Jones Industrial index is opening on Wall Street at 9.30 EST which is equivalent to 14.30 BST or 13.30 GMT

Dow Jones ia a collection of stock prices of what companies?

Dow Jones is an average of the prices of the below 30 companies...

3M

Alcoa

American Express

AT&T T

Bank of America

Boeing

Caterpillar

Chevron Corporation

Citigroup

Coca-Cola

DuPont

ExxonMobil

General Electric

General Motors

Hewlett-Packard

Home Depot

Intel

IBM

Johnson & Johnson

JPMorgan Chase

Kraft Foods

McDonald's

Merck

Microsoft

Pfizer

Procter & Gamble

United Technologies Corporation

Verizon Communications

Walmart

Walt Disney

What time each day does the Nikkei stock market open and close for trading?

Not to be picky but the Nikkei isn't a stock market. It's an index for the Tokyo Stock Exchange which opens in the morning from 9:00 to 11:00 am and the afternoon from 12:30 to 3:00 pm. This means the first session opens at 4PM PST and closes at 6pm PST.

It's not the DOW that opens and closes it's the NYSE.

What are the Dow Jones index equivalents in London?

The British equivalent of the Dow Jones Industrial Average, the FTSE 100 (pronounced "footsie") is an index of the top 100 most highly capitalized companies traded on the London Stock Exchange.

Who were the first companies on the Dow Jones Industrial Average?

The Dow Jones Industrial Average originally began following the average of 12 companies. They were:

  1. General Electric
  2. American Cotton Oil Company
  3. American Sugar Company
  4. American Tobacco Company
  5. Chicago Gas Company
  6. Distilling & Cattle Feeding Company
  7. Laclede Gas Company
  8. National Lead Company
  9. North American Company
  10. Tennessee Coal, Iron, and Railroad Company
  11. U.S. Leather Company
  12. United States Rubber Company

As of today, only General Electric remains in the current Dow Jones Industrial Index.

Why doesn't the theory of averages work for investing in the Dow Jones Industrial Average or the Standard Poor's 500-stock Index?

I have no clue what you mean by the "Theory of Averages."

If you are asking about "mean reversion" then the answer is that trading costs and capital limitations tend to prevent you from using strict mean reversion. There's also the question of what mean you are expecting to see reversion to, and how long you are willing to wait. You might wait 5 or six years for a mean reversion move out of the mess we are currently in. Who knows?

What were the original twelve Dow Jones Industrial Average stocks developed by Charles Dow in 1896?

American Cotton Oil American Sugar American Tobacco Chicago Gas Distilling and Cattle Feeding General Electric Laclede Gas National Lead Tennessee Coal & Iron North American U.S. Leather U.S. Rubber

What does AMEX stand for in the stock market?

The letters AMEX stand for American Express. AMEX is a global financial services. The American Express Company is known for its credit card and business card. One of his most famous slogan was: "Do not leave home without it." AMEX was founded in 1850 by Henry Wells, William Fargo and John Butterfield Warren as a courier business in Albany, New York. In 1882 American Express has begun its expansion in the financial services sector by launching a turnover. American Express in 1915 established a division of travel. The American Express card was launched on 1 October 1958.

What was Dow Jones at the end of November 2008?

The last trading day in November 2008 was the 28th. The closing price of the Dow Jones Industials Average was 8,829.04

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What qualifies a company to be part of the Dow Jones?

Dow Jones & Company, a financial news reporting company, has a number of financial indexes. Selection of the companies whose stock prices are represented in any Dow Jones index is determined by executives at Dow Jones & Company. The most famous of the Dow Jones indexes is the Dow Jones Industrial Average, know informally as "The Dow". It is computed using the stock prices of 30 of the largest and most widely traded companies.

What was the Dow Jones average 1109?

The average of the closing prices of sixty five stocks on the new york stock exchange.