Dow Jones Industrial Average
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Disney, Microsoft, Pfizer, and Intel lead DJIA to lower close on Thursday.
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Merck, Intel, IBM, Goldman Sachs lead Dow Jones Industrial Average higher Wednesday.
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Caterpillar, Home Depot, Amex, Cisco are Dow's top gainers on Tuesday.
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The DJIA bull-bear projection of 21,422 would be short of the preliminary look of 22,000 seen at the end of December, but another 8.4% gain likely would be more than welcome.
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Exxon Mobil, IBM, Chevron, and Coke weigh down DJIA Monday. Nasdaq Composity posts new record high before pulling back.
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24/7 Wall St. reviews each sector and component within the Dow each year to derive target prices ahead. Here is a review of the five financial stocks that make up the Dow Jones Industrial Average.
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It may be a dead-cat bounce. After a horrible 2016, Nike shares are up a little more than 6% so far this year, despite news of new competition.
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Nike, Goldman Sachs, Disney, and Visa lead DJIA higher on Friday.
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Boeing has reported that it delivered more commercial jets in 2016 than its delivery target of 740 to 745, but less than the record number in 2015.
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Analysts were far more positive a year earlier, but the same analysts (and some new ones) are still looking for above-average gains in Apple in 2017.
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Travelers, American Express, Exxon Mobil, and JPMorgan Chase were the big losers among the DJIA stocks on Thursday.
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24/7 Wall St. evaluates each of the 30 Dow components at the start of each year to come up with a forecast for the year ahead.
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Even more notable than outperforming the three major indexes was that Microsoft managed to make its old all-time high share prices from the 1999 to 2000 tech bubble days.
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Major Dow Jones Industrial Average companies in the health care sector saw a relatively strong 2016, with most posting a solid gain on the year.
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Walt Disney managed to return less than 1% for shareholders in 2016. Its paltry dividend yield accounted for most of that gain, but what saved the year for Disney was a rather strong fourth quarter.
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