Not since 1998 has the Dow Jones
Industrial Average posted as stellar a first quarter as it did this year.
On Wall Street, the S&P 500 Index and Dow Jones
Industrial Average posted negative returns for the quarter.
The Dow Jones
Industrial Average posted a combined drop of more than 1,100 points on Thursday and Friday, where it closed at its lowest level since early February.
The Dow Jones
industrial average posted its worst week in two years.
Not exact matches
Meanwhile, in the U.S., the Dow Jones
industrial average and broader S&P 500 continued higher on Wednesday as equities remained on track to
post a 16th record high since the election.
The stock is the best performer on the Dow Jones
Industrial Average in April,
posting a 26 percent gain this month.
The blue - chip Dow Jones
Industrial Average ($ DJIA)
posted a 0.4 % loss and the S&P 500 Index ($ SPX) edged 0.1 % lower.
In case you hadn't heard, the U.S. stock market has been on a tear: In the span of one week in mid-August, all three major indexes — the S&P 500, Nasdaq and Dow Jones
industrial average —
posted record highs on the same day... twice.
Explosion of indexes In a previous
post about indexes, I identified the Dow Jones
Industrial Average
All of Wall Street's major indexes
posted huge losses on Thursday, with the Dow Jones
Industrial Average shedding 420.22 points, or 1.7 %, to close at 24,508.98.
When this Dow Jones
Industrial Average component shares its fiscal third - quarter results late Wednesday, the Wall Street forecast is that it will
post EPS of $ 0.55, along with revenue of $ 11.97 billion.
Since 2009, the share prices of the world's top five publicly traded oil and gas companies have
posted less than a fifth of the gains of the Dow Jones
Industrial Average.
The Dow Jones
Industrial Average (DJIA)
posted an identical percentage gain, for its best week since the 2016 presidential election, the Journal adds.
-- Globe and Mail Canadian Rate Rise «Less Imminent,» Carney Tells National
Post — Bloomberg Real - Estate News: The
average industrial lease rate was down by eight %
While for the fund - flows week the Dow Jones
Industrial Average Price Only Index -LRB--0.17 %) witnessed a decline as
industrials and materials stocks weighed late this past flows week, the NASDAQ Composite Price Only Index (+1.35 %) and the S&P 500 Price Only Index (+0.83 %)
posted returns in the black.
The Dow Jones
Industrial Average and the S&P 500 Index both
posted positive returns for the fund - flows trading week; the indices closed up 0.92 % and 0.91 %, respectively.
In my Dow Charting
post last week I said I didn't think the Dow
Industrial average would fall more than 500 points in the near term.
The Nasdaq Composite Index COMP, -2.28 % fell 1.8 %,
posting steeper losses than the Dow Jones
Industrial Average DJIA, -2.34 % and S&P 500 SPX, -2.19 % each off 1.4 %.
In comparison, the equity REIT sector as a whole
posted returns of 28 % in 2010, while the
average total return for companies traded on the Dow Jones Industrial Average was
average total return for companies traded on the Dow Jones
Industrial Average was
Average was 13.8 %.
Publicly traded self - storage real estate investment trusts (REITs)
posted total returns of nearly 30 % in 2010, slightly outpacing the broader REIT sector and more than double the
average total return for companies traded on the Dow Jones Industrial A
average total return for companies traded on the Dow Jones
Industrial AverageAverage.