Word: dows
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...Dow Jones industrial average tumbled 164 points last Tuesday and Wednesday as investors grew frustrated over the federal-budget impasse. Technology stocks led the plunge. Despite a temporary rebound on Thursday, the market closed down 120.31 points for the week...
...Dow shot up 60.33 points, closing at 5,184.68, capping a 123.56 point advance for the week. The New York Stock Exchange composite index rose 1.71 to finish the day at 327.86. On the Big Board, advancers led decliners 1,335 to 1,054, with 721 unchanged. The technology-heavy Nasdaq composite index gained 10.49 to close at 1,017.73. The Standard & Poor's 500 stocks rose 3.59 to 611.83. The American Stock Exchange market value index gained 1.57 to close at 530.62. In London, gold closed...
...Dow Jones industrial average rebounded strongly, as strong profits reports pushed the Dow upward by 57.45 points to close at 5,124.35. The New York Stock Exchange composite index also finished in the positive column, gaining 0.86 to end the day at 326.15. On the Big Board, advancers led decliners 1,392 to 991, with 720 unchanged. Volume was heavy, with 449, 893,603 million shares traded. The technology-heavy Nasdaq finished the day up 8.94 points to close at 1007.24. The Standard & Poor's 500 stocks gained 1.87 to end the day at 608.24. The American Stock Exchange market...
...Dow Jones industrial average continued its rollercoaster ride into the new year Wednesday, losing 21.32 points after gaining 44.44 points Tuesday. The Dow closed at 5,066.90. The New York Stock Exchange composite index also fell, 0.54 to close at 325.29. On the Big Board, advancers led decliners 1,231 to 1,127, with 759 unchanged. The technology-heavy Nasdaq composite index rose 1.35 to end the day at 997.22. The Standard & Poor's 500 stocks lost 2.06 to close at 606.38. The American Stock Exchange market value index gained 1.30 to close at 533.21. In London, gold closed...
...best guess of the analysts is that the 30 companies in the Dow Jones industrials will earn a combined $347.50 per share in 1996. If these 30 stocks sell for an average of 171/2 times earnings, we might even see a 20% gain in stocks and a 6000 Dow in 1996. But this is where the doubts creep in, owing to the sluggish economy and the silence at the cash registers...