^DJI - Dow Jones Industrial Average

DJI - DJI Real Time Price. Currency in USD

25,444.34

+64.89 (+0.26%)

At close: 5:04PM EDT

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Previous Close	25,379.45
Open	25,421.09
Volume	350,808,678

Day's Range	25,350.02 - 25,608.71
52 Week Range	23,242.75 - 26,951.81
Avg. Volume	277,538,153

Barrons.com19 hours ago
31 Years After Black Monday, the Fed Still Plays a Supporting Role in the Market
At the end of a tumultuous week, few investors took note that Friday was the 31st anniversary of Black Monday—Oct, 19, 1987. The Dow popped up 548 points on Tuesday, but that amounted to less than a tenth of the percentage change of Black Monday. Black Monday’s significance, more than being the single worst day for stocks in U.S. history, is that it established what became known as “the Greenspan put.” To counter the feared economic impact of a stock-market meltdown, the Fed under then-Chairman Alan Greenspan cut interest rates, stoking a huge bond rally, which led to a recovery in equities.
Investing.com20 hours ago
Stocks - S&P Closes Flat Amid Earnings-Fueled Rally in Consumer Staples
Investing.com - The S&P 500 closed just below the flatline Friday as upbeat earnings from corporates helped ease investor jitters about global growth.
Barrons.com21 hours ago
Stocks Post Mixed Results After Huge Moves
The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 104.35 points, or 0.4%, to 25444.34 last week, while the S&P 500 squeaked out a 0.65 point rise to 2767.78, and even the Nasdaq Composite finished off just 0.6%, to 7449.03.
Investing.com22 hours ago
Gold up for the Week, but Down for the Day
Investing.com - Gold prices settled a touch lower on Friday on profit-taking from recent gains, but a weaker dollar and geopolitical worries still helped bullion coast to a third weekly gain.
Reuters23 hours ago
Euro, pound rally on Brexit concession; global stocks dip
Stocks dipped on Friday, dragging a global index into a fourth consecutive weekly loss, while the euro and sterling rallied against the dollar after a report said Britain is ready to drop a key Brexit ...
CNBCyesterday
Strategist Bob Doll: Investors should stay in equities despite recent big market swings
Stocks should continue to rise despite near-term volatility in the market, strategist Bob Doll says. Stocks were well off their session highs early afternoon Friday after falling Thursday. Stocks should continue to rise despite near-term volatility in the market, strategist Bob Doll told CNBC on Friday.
CNBCyesterday
If the Dow dropped 22% like it did in 1987, it would mean a loss of more than 5,700 points today
The Dow Jones Industrial Average plummeted 22.6 percent on Oct. 19, 1987, also known as "Black Monday," which amounted to 507.99 points at the time. A 22.6 percent plunge on the 30-stock Dow today would amount to a 5,735.76-point loss. For context, the biggest one-day point loss on the Dow took place on Feb. 5, when it closed down 1,175.21 points.
Investing.comyesterday
Stocks - Wall Street Rallies on Strong Earnings Results
Investing.com - The Dow rebounded on Friday as Procter & Gamble posted stronger-than-expected earnings results, ending a week of volatile trading on Wall Street.The S&P 500 rose 13 points, or 0.47%, to 2,781.88 as of 9:38 AM ET (13:38 GMT), while the Dow increased 102 points, or 0.41%, to 25,482.37 and the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite was up 53 points, or 0.72%, to 7,538.93.P&G (NYSE:PG) was up 6.24% after the consumer goods giant reported diluted earnings per share of $1.22.PayPal (NASDAQ:PYPL) was among other gainers, surging 9. ...
Barrons.comyesterday
The Dow Gets a Lift From Earnings, Gain in China
It’s hard to be downbeat on a Friday, and stocks are reflecting an improved mood on Wall Street. Chinese markets rebounded overnight and earnings reports from PayPal (PYPL) and (PG) (PG) created some confidence. China’s third-quarter gross domestic product was the weakest since the financial crisis, which might have sunk stocks again Friday, had not government agencies come out in a chorus of confidence about the economy.
Market Realistyesterday
Are Oil and the Broader Market Diverging?
On October 11–18, US equity indexes had the following correlations with US crude oil December futures: the S&P Mid-Cap 400 (IVOO): 54.4% the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DIA): 53.6% the S&P 500 (SPY): 43.3%
CNBCyesterday
JP Morgan's widely followed analyst Kolanovic sees market bounce Friday and continuing next week
J.P. Morgan's Marko Kolanovic told clients Friday that a combination of technical factors should lead to a market bounce during the session and into next week. "Given the rapid selloff yesterday, the reverting feature of yesterday's option hedging impact should have a positive market impact today," he said. Kolanovic has blamed the recent sell-off on so-called systematic strategies like risk parity funds and options hedging rather than fundamental forces.
Investing.comyesterday
Top 5 Things to Know in the Market on Friday
Investing.com - Here are the top five things you need to know in financial markets on Friday, October 19:
Market Realistyesterday
China’s Slowing Growth Rate Will Likely Hit Oil Prices
In the third quarter, China’s GDP grew 6.5% on a YoY (year-over year) basis—the weakest pace since 2009. A Reuters poll indicated that the growth rate would cool at 6.6%. The ongoing trade war with the US will likely weaken China’s growth rate.
Market Realistyesterday
US Steel Mills Take the Fight Head On as Prices Fall
Is the Sell-Off in US Steel Stocks Overdone? Steel prices are the key driver of steel companies’ earnings. Earlier this year, spot HRC (hot rolled coil) prices hit a decade high, with prices topping $900 per ton.
Barrons.comyesterday
Dow Gains 42 Points as Earnings Trump China
STOCKSTOWATCHTODAY BLOG 6:35 a.m. After getting clobbered on Thursday, stocks are trying to make a comeback. It’s a tepid one at best. S&P 500 futures have advanced 0.2%, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average” futures have risen 62 points, or 0.
The Wall Street Journalyesterday
Real Time Economics: Why China's Stock Market Rebounded After Another Sign of Slowing Economic Growth
Today we look at China's big-guns response to tepid economic data, volatility in U.S. markets, how trade tensions could lock U.S. hog farmers out of the world's biggest pork market, and more speculation on where Amazon will plunk its HQ2. While the economy remains on track to meet Beijing’s full-year growth target of about 6.5%, the third-quarter performance underscores recent trouble—a scaleback of industrial production, slowing retail sales, anemic big-ticket investments and rising corporate defaults, Lingling Wei reports.
Investing.com2 days ago
Asian Stocks Fall as China’s Q3 GDP Growth Misses Expectations
Investing.com - Asian stocks fell in morning trade on Friday after official data showed China’s economy slowed more than expected in the third quarter of 2018.
The Wall Street Journal2 days ago
Dow Falls More Than 300 Points Amid Concerns Over Global Growth
The Dow Jones Industrial Average tumbled more than 300 points as geopolitical tensions and worries about the state of the global expansion renewed concerns over the durability of the longest bull market rally ever. Losses accelerated throughout Thursday’s session, pulling the Dow industrials down as much as 471 points at one point, as investors confronted several more threats to the market, including companies struggling with rising costs, further instability in the European Union and increasing pressure between the U.S. and Saudi Arabia. While the selloff was broad, investors culled risky stocks from their portfolios, punishing shares of fast-growing companies that have led the market higher this year.
Investing.com2 days ago
American Express Earnings, Revenue beat in Q3
Investing.com - American Express (NYSE:AXP) reported third quarter earnings that beat analyst's expectations on Thursday and revenue that topped forecasts.
CNBC2 days ago
China markets rebound strongly after turbulent morning; GDP numbers miss forecasts
After a turbulent morning, Greater China markets rebounded strongly, following a series of measures by China's securities regulator to support the struggling stock market. China's GDP numbers showed its economic growth slowed to 6.5 percent year-over-year in the third quarter of 2018. Stocks in Asia were mixed on Friday after China's GDP growth for the third quarter of 2018 came in below expectations.
Investing.com2 days ago
Day Ahead: Top 3 Things to Watch
Investing.com - Here’s a preview of the top 3 things that could rock markets tomorrow.
Investing.com2 days ago
Stocks - S&P Closes Lower as Tech Wreck Sparks Selloff
Investing.com – The Dow tumbled on Thursday, led by a plunge in tech stocks as fears over steeper U.S. rates and a slowdown in China prompted investors to abandon risk assets.
CNBC2 days ago
Cramer Remix: How investors can use earnings to their advantage in this sell-off
CNBC's Jim Cramer explains how strong earnings can take the guesswork out of your next investment. The "Mad Money" host also hears from a former Victoria's Secret executive who now runs a cannabis company. "In a sell-off during earnings season, you can't have a lot of guesswork.
CNBC2 days ago
Stop kidding yourself if you think all the bad news is baked in — Jim Cramer warns about the Fed
CNBC's Jim Cramer says there's "no cause" for the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates four more times. Stocks tanked on Thursday because people are finally realizing that the Federal Reserve has the power to hurt stocks and slow the economy, CNBC's Jim Cramer said after the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell more than 300 points. "This is one of those moments where it's dawning on people that maybe all the assurances that we don't need to be afraid of the Fed are being proven to be totally bogus," the "Mad Money" host said.
CNBC2 days ago
We could see more 'dramatic declines' in the stock market: Top technician Ralph Acampora
There still may be more selling ahead for the stock market, says top technician Ralph Acampora. There still may be more "dramatic" selling ahead for the stock market, top technician Ralph Acampora told CNBC on Thursday.