Dow Jones Industrial Average Index

Today, Dow Jones Industrial Average Index is 51,786.72.

For broader market analysis, dive into the technicals on the Dow Jones Industrial Average Index live chart and read the latest Dow Jones Industrial Average Index news:
– Stocks wobble as investors watch US midterm elections
– U.S. Stocks Mixed Amid Midterm, Iran War Nerves — Update
– Nasdaq, S&P 500 Regain Ground But Dow Moves Back To The Downside

To put today's market move into context, compare the Dow Jones Industrial Average Index's performance across different time periods:
– 1 day — −0.38%
– 1 week — −0.94%
– 1 month — +1.06%

The Dow Jones Industrial Average Index's all-time low was 28.48 on Aug 8, 1896, while its all-time high was 54,744.33 on Aug 5, 2026.

Explore the Stock Heatmap and the Dow Jones Industrial Average Index live chart to see how the broader market is performing.

On the Dow Jones Industrial Average Index, the top performer over the past year is Merck & Co., Inc., with a gain of 68.68%.

Here's how it's been performing lately:
– Today — −2.49%
– 1 week — +3.17%
– 1 month — +0.63%

Remember:
– Performance can change quickly — today's leader may not stay on top
– High returns may come with higher volatility or risk
– Past performance doesn't guarantee future results

The best-performing component shows where momentum is strongest — but always look beyond returns to assess sustainability. Check out the Economic Calendar, Stock Heatmap, and other tools.

The biggest companies in the Dow Jones Industrial Average Index include NVIDIA Corporation, Apple Inc., and Microsoft Corporation, with market capitalizations of approximately ‪4.98 T‬ USD, ‪4.84 T‬ USD, and ‪3.87 T‬ USD.

The largest companies shape the direction of the Dow Jones Industrial Average Index — tracking them helps you understand what's moving the market.

What to check next:
– Growth and earnings: Are these companies still expanding?
– Valuation: Are they fairly priced relative to peers?
– Sector exposure: Is the index heavily weighted toward one industry?

Check these and more metrics in our Stock Screener and Heatmap.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average Index consists of 30 instruments, including stocks of companies such as NVIDIA Corporation, Apple Inc., Microsoft Corporation, and others.

Why index composition matters:
– Helps identify key players and trends within the index
– Used as a base for ETFs and index funds
– Useful for benchmarking individual assets

Index Dow Jones Industrial Average Index components show what drives the index's performance — exploring them helps uncover trends and opportunities.

On the Dow Jones Industrial Average Index, some of the highest-priced stocks include GS, CAT, and MSFT, trading at 896.09 USD, 623.94 USD, and 520.99 USD per share.

What it means:
– High share price ≠ higher value: Price per share doesn't reflect total company size (market cap does)
– No stock splits: Expensive stocks often haven't split their shares
– Lower accessibility: Higher prices may require larger capital per position

Knowing the most expensive components can be useful for traders who consider position sizing and capital allocation.

What to check next:
– Market cap: True measure of company size
– Valuation ratios (P/E, etc.): Whether the stock is expensive fundamentally
– Stock split history: May affect accessibility and price perception

You can follow these and more metrics in our Stock Screener.

On the Dow Jones Industrial Average Index, the weakest performer right now is NIKE, Inc. Class B, down 40.54% over the past year.

Here's how it's been performing lately:
– Today — −1.64%
– 1 week — +1.77%
– 1 month — +18.21%

Remember:
– Weak performance can be temporary or cyclical
– Some laggards may become recovery or turnaround opportunities
– Past losses don't guarantee future declines

The worst-performing component highlights where the market sees the most weakness — but it can also signal potential opportunities if conditions improve. Check out the Economic Calendar, Stock Heatmap, and other tools to stay updated.

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