Dow Jones Industrial Average (Dow) 30 component shares
Updated: Aug 31, 2020
The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) is a price-weighted average of 30 significant stocks traded on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and NASDAQ. The DJIA was invented by Charles Dow in 1896 and has significantly changed over time. The Dow is one of the oldest and most-watched indices in the world.
[stock_market_widget type=”table-quotes” template=”basic” color=”default” assets=”AAPL,AMGN,AXP,BA,CAT,CRM,CSCO,CVX,DIS,DOW,GS,HD,HON,IBM,INTC,JNJ,JPM,KO,MCD,MMM,MRK,MSFT,NKE,PG,TRV,UNH,V,VZ,WBA,WMT” fields=”logo_name,price,change_abs,change_pct,previous_close” display_header=”true” display_chart=”false” pagination=”false” rows_per_page=”30″ sort_field=”market_cap” sort_direction=”desc” api=”yf” markups=”{name},{name},{name}” urls=”,,,” style=”font-size:small”]
Updates
- Aug 31, 2020: SalesForce ($CRM) replacing Exxon Mobil ($XOM) which was the oldest member of the index since 1928
- Aug 31, 2020: Amgen ($AMGN) replacing Pfizer ($PFE)
- Aug 31, 2020: Honeywell International ($HON) replacing Raytheon Technologies ($RTX)
- Jun 26, 2018: Walgreens Boots Alliance ($WBA) replacing General Electric Co ($GE)
Leave A Comment