The Dow Jones Industrial Average executed a minor overhaul today.
As of the opening bell, three stocks were removed from the index and three new stocks added in their place.
Dow Jones said it took the action because of the impact of the Apple stock split - it didn't want the tech sector to have less influence.
But how will this affect the DJIA and its component stocks going forward?.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average executed a minor overhaul today.
As of the opening bell, three stocks were removed from the index and three new stocks added in their place.
Dow Jones said it took the action because of the impact of the Apple stock split - it didn't want the tech sector to have less influence.
But how will this affect the DJIA and its component stocks going forward?.
Here's everything you need to know...
The Dow Jones today may finish with a loss as COVID-19 cases across the United States rise.
Stocks that would benefit from a stronger reopening for the economy are sliding today as well.
These stocks fall into the airline, cruise, retail, and hospitality categories.
Read for more on these developments...
The Dow Jones Industrial Average continues to rally on the economy's reopening.
Airlines, retail stocks, and cruise lines pressed higher on optimism that the economy will experience a V-shaped recovery.
Read on for more of what's moving the Dow Jones today...
The Dow Jones is off this morning as investors turn to the latest rounds of earnings reports across the country.
On tap, keep an eye out for the latest numbers from Walmart Stores (NYSE: WMT) and Home Depot (NYSE: HD).
Plus: See how far can the airline industry fall in the COVID-19 crisis?
Read on for everything moving the Dow today.
The Dow Jones today could lose 200 points after China warned about repercussions over U.S. efforts to stop shipments to Huawei.
That makes it an ugly morning for Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL), Qualcomm (NASDAQ: QCOM), Boeing (NYSE: BA), and Cisco (NASDAQ: CSCO).
In addition, Chinese officials may retaliate against White House efforts to stop Americans from putting Chinese stocks into their retirement accounts.
Here is everything moving the Dow today.
The Dow Jones is tumbling as crude prices drop 40%.
Last week, the S&P 500, Dow Jones, and Nasdaq all gained more than 2%.
This morning, however, investors are reacting to the ongoing oil crisis.
More on what's moving the Dow Jones today...
The Dow Jones popped this morning after the Federal Reserve announced $2.3 trillion of loans to support small businesses and consumers.
But investors fear this uptick might not have legs...
Unemployment claims in the coronavirus lockdown have ballooned to 6.6 million.
The 10-Year U.S. Treasury bond fell to 0.72% this morning.
Gold, meanwhile, popped above $1,700 today. Read further for more on how the coronavirus crisis is affecting the Dow today.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average might see some correction Friday, but the market remains volatile amid coronavirus panic.
This latest rally has been largely driven by technology stocks.
This is the sixth Friday in a row where equity markets have pulled higher, so investors should take caution, particularly on Quadruple Witching day.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average is sinking further after the Trump administration announced plans to inject roughly $1 trillion into the U.S. economy to help consumers.
The Dow is now off 28% from its record high. Should another 7% drop in the S&P 500 come this morning, it would trigger the first level of three circuit breakers.
The Dow Jones today is rallying 200 points after a major policy development in Hong Kong.
Carrie Lam officially withdrew a controversial extradition bill.
When the markets get irrational, traders like our Chris Johnson ask lots of questions because there’s something to be learned – and money to be made.
While markets constantly change and evolve, there are a few rules that remain constant, such as the Dow Theory.
But despite that, what’s currently going on is signaling us to stay away, or even short, the Dow Jones Transpiration Average aggressively.
The Dow Jones today will stay flat since President Trump hinted at more tariffs over Memorial Day weekend.
Alongside a trade war, we also have beer wars, oil supply shrinkage, and a big auto industry merger moving the DJIA.
The Dow Jones today could rise 100 points after the U.S. government eased several restrictions on Chinese tech giant Huawei - for the time being. U.S. semiconductor companies are now ticking higher.
The Dow Jones is down this week, and while Wall Street is in a panic, we have a way for retail investors to profit during this market downturn...
The Dow Jones Industrial Average will be bumpy today as we expect more mixed earnings results.
This earnings season has been filled with both surprise earnings and surprise losses.
