The
30 Companies in the Dow Jones Average are US-based companies that are “thought’
to be “representative” of the US economy.
These are not the largest companies in the US, but the media acts like
the ups and downs of the Dow are a big deal.
Your
401Ks are likely invested in the S&P 500. The Dow is the “canary in the
coal mine”. If it goes south, look at your 401K for a more accurate
representation of the US economy. The S&P 500 is at 2938, down 62 points
from 3000.
Dow
30 Company-Revenue 2019
Walmart
$514.41B
Exxon
Mobil $290.212B
Apple
$265.985B smartphone
United
Health $226.25B healthcare
Chevron
$166.339
JP
Morgan Chase $131.412
Verizon
$130.86B merger bate
General
Electric $120.27B recovering
Microsoft
$110.36B windows 11 ahead
Home
Depot $108.20B
Boeing
$101.13B in trouble with 737
Dow
DuPont $85.98B
Johnson
& Johnson $81.58B healthcare
IBM
$79.59B
Intel
$70.80B
United
Technologies $66.50B
Disney
$59.43B liberal
Caterpillar
$54.73B
Pfizer
$53.65B healthcare
Goldman
Sachs $52.53B
Cisco
$49.33B
American
Express $43.28B
Merck
$42.29B healthcare
Nike
$36.40B liberal
3M
$32.77B
Coca-Cola
$31.86B
Travelers
Insurance $28.90B
McDonald’s
$21.03B
Visa
$20.61B
The
healthcare related companies should shrink. Many of these companies have had
well publicized problems.
Norb
Leahy, Dunwoody GA Tea Party Leader
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