The Dow Jones Industrial Average
(DJIA), also known as the Industrial Average, the Dow or Dow 30, is the most
followed index of the US stock market with the NASDAQ Composite, the S & P
500 and Russell 2000 Index . It is a stock market index, and
one of many clues created by the publisher of the Wall Street Journal and Dow
Jones & co-founder Charles Dow. Although Charles Dow compiled the index to
measure the performance of the industrial sector in the economy, the
performance of the index continues to be influenced not only by economic and
corporate reports but also by national political events and foreigners such as
war and terrorism and disasters that could lead to economic losses. The Dow
Jones Industrial Average, or Dow, the $ measurements can be used to assess the
health and direction of the stock market. Dow components trade on NASDAQ OMX
and NYSE Euronext, two of the largest companies in the stock market. Dow
derivatives trading on the Chicago Board Options Exchange and CME Group, the
largest futures exchange company in the world, which holds 90% of the activity
of the index based Dow Jones, including Industrial Average.
DJIA 200 days moving average
DJIA 200 days moving average
This value is calculated as the average of all Dow Jones closing values for the past
200 days.
DJIA P / E (price / earnings)
Last DJIA value divided by the estimated earnings per
share (EPS) for the current year, with the index multiplier considered.
DJIA Price / Book
The final value of the Dow divided by the book value for all DJIA stocks, adjusted by the multiplier. Readings greater than 2.5 may be a sell signal.
DJIA income
The sum of all dividends to all shares of the DJIA divided by the most recent value of the DJIA, adjusted by the multiplier. Readings below 3 and above 6 are considered as buy and sell signals respectively.
Dow Jones Transportation Average (DJTA)
An index of 20 companies in the transport sector, including air, rail and trucks.
Dow Jones Utilities Average (DJUA)
An index of 15 major utilities.
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