The following is brought to you by Intellivest Securities Research, Inc. The following is not intended as advertising by a broker-dealer and is not a research report.
The Dow closed today, June 11, 2009 at 8770.92, up $31.90 up 0.37%.
The current divisor for the Dow found at today's page C4 of The Wall St. Jrnl is
.132319125
Today's Dow numerator is 1,160.56. This is the sum of all 30 closing prices. A short cut to the Dow numerator is to multiply the closing Dow by the Divisor.
The average closing price of today's Dow Jones is $38.69. The median closing price of today's Dow Jones is $34.94.
The highest closing price was IBM at $109.40 up $1.05 and the lowest closing price was AA Alcoa at 12.22 up .73.
The lowest volume was MMM $60.58 +0.12 at 3,625,620 shares and the highest volume was BAC Bank of America BAC $12.97 +0.99 8.26% 523,881,802.
If this morning before the market opened you had purchased $100 of each of the Dow 30shares (assuming you could buy fractional shares and assuming no transaction costs) and sold at the close you would have made $436 ($116,056 - $115,620).
Scroll down for today's closing prices for the Dow Jones 30 component stocks.
A read of today's 6/11/09 print editions of: Wall Street Journal, New York Times, USA Today, Investor's Business Daily, Financial Times and Atlanta Journal Constitution yields the following stories about Dow Jones 30 component companies:
The major story affecting Dow companies this morning was that Treasury Sec'y Geithner said on Wed. that Obama wants Congress to pass new laws giving regulators power to foce companies to let shareholders have more say in setting pay for execs. Also a "pay czar" would be named to reject compensation plans for execs at companies getting gov. aid. This story ran in IBD at p. A1 naming AXP American Express; also front page of Fin. Times; and front page A1 of NYTimes naming BAC Bank of America.
Fin. Times at p. 8 has an editorial entitled "An escape too soon for US banks" criticizing the US Treasury's decision to release 10 of the Banks from the Tarp program, JPM JPMorgan was named.
Another big story today is PG Proctor & Gamble announced Wed. that it chose 29-year company vet Bob McDonald as its 12th CEO. This was at p. A12 of the AJC, A2 of IBD, p. 3B of USA Today (describing a "mountain of challenges" McDonald faces.) The FT at p.14 also has a favorable story on PG entitled "P&G growth in emerging markets eyed" that talks about McDonald's intent to pursue growth in the developing world such as India and China.
Home Depot HD increased the top end of its earnings guidance for the year yesterday but described the outlook as "less bad" - that from P. 17 of FT. IBD at p. A1 states that HP's target was increased from $1.32 to $1.42; AJC at A11 was more rosy leading with a paragraph stating that HD had a strong performance in May. FT at p. 12 had a nice turn of a phrase starting their article on HD with: "Who does not wish to dance on the sunlit uplands of the recovered economy?" further stating that HD yesterday told analysts what life will be like once the recession fades into memory.
Back to the Banks or back to BAC Bank of America - front page A1 of WSJ today said Fed. Reserve officials harshly criticized BAC and its CEO in emails after BAC tried to pull out of its deal to buy Merrill Lynch according to newly discovered documents. A similar story is at page B1 of today's NYTimes. A favorable story about BAC is at p. C3 of WSJ about BlackRock Inc. poised to become the nation's top money management firm. BlackRock is partially owned by BAC, the article notes.
T AT&T and VZ Verizon are named in an article at p. B3 of WSJ describing a possible deal between SprintNextel combining its long-distance network with Level3 Communications that would compete with T and VZ in the markets for carrying dta across the Internet. VZ is also metioned in Heard on the Street at p.C14 WSJ as causing shares of Atlantic Tele-Network to soar because it had purhased some wireless oepations from VZ that regulators forced VZ to sell after the Alltel acquisition.
The newest member of the Dow (along with TRV Travelers) CSCO Cisco is the subject of an article at p. A4 of IBD that said that CSCO is losing business because of its entry into the server market and its new rivalry with former longtime server partners. These former allies are now steering sales to Brocade Communications Systems.
KO Coke's VP Harry Anderson will become head of a Global Business and Technology Services unit according to AJC at p. A12.
IBM is mentioned in an article at p. B1 of WSJ as losing a high-profile M&A executive to Dell.
Although not an article, at p. C5 of WSJ is a Notice of Offer by Intel INTC to purchase Wind River Systems, Inc. at $11.50 per share.
JNJ Johnson & Johnson got a plug today at p.D2 of WSJ about how antipsychotic drugs are seen effective in kids. Risperdal, a unit of JNJ, stands to benefit from its products that are approved to treat pediatric patients.
There is a general article at p. B8 of WSJ about Crispin, Porter + Bogusky, a successful U.S. advertising agencies that is now expanding overseas that names some Dow companies as clients such as a joint venture with GE's NBC Universal, MSF Microsoft and KO Coke.
Today's Closing Prices June 11, 2009 of the Dow Jones Industrial Average:
Symb/Last/Change/% Change/Vol./ Market
T $24.79 +0.51 2.1% 35,464,817 NYSE
AA $12.22 +0.73 6.35% 61,834,972 NYSE
AXP $25.63 -1.06 3.97% 25,330,465 NYSE
BAC $12.97 +0.99 8.26% 523,881,802 NYSE
BA $50.66 -1.64 3.14% 11,788,579 NYSE
CAT $37.61 -0.01 0.03% 10,135,661 NYSE
CVX $71.9 +1.68 2.39% 14,569,348 NYSE
CSCO $20.1 +0.15 0.75% 44,755,769 NASDAQ-GS
KO $48.58 +0.17 0.35% 10,280,256 NYSE
DIS $25.23 +0.13 0.52% 9,573,125 NYSE
DD $27.11 +0.34 1.27% 9,836,028 NYSE
XOM $74.05 +0.21 0.28% 30,639,356 NYSE
GE $13.46 +0.06 0.45% 71,128,628 NYSE
HPQ $37.23 +0.44 1.2% 15,593,110 NYSE
HD $24.23 -0.16 0.66% 17,905,229 NYSE
INTC $16.35 +0.11 0.67% 53,154,115 NASDAQ-GS
IBM $109.4 +1.05 0.97% 9,107,362 NYSE
JPM $34.94 +0.10 0.29% 66,469,680 NYSE
JNJ $56.0 +0.39 0.7% 12,691,898 NYSE
KFT $25.95 +0.10 0.39% 9,382,385 NYSE
MCD $57.67 -0.69 1.18% 9,313,364 NYSE
MRK $26.19 +0.60 2.34% 17,066,370 NYSE
MSFT $22.83 +0.28 1.24% 65,084,534 NASDAQ-GS
PFE $14.63 +0.58 4.13% 70,399,910 NYSE
PG $52.01 -0.07 0.13% 10,805,461 NYSE
MMM $60.58 +0.12 0.2% 3,625,620 NYSE
TRV $43.57 -0.20 0.46% 4,607,410 NYSE
UTX $55.55 +0.05 0.09% 5,058,384 NYSE
VZ $29.75 +0.22 0.75% 12,543,237 NYSE
WMT $49.32 +0.74 1.48% 21,555,000 NYSE
Thursday, June 11, 2009
Exec. Pay Oversight; New PG CEO; HD Cautious
The following is brought to you by Intellivest Securities Research, Inc. Because ISR happens to be affiliated with a broker-dealer I must tell you that the following is not intended as advertising by a broker-dealer and is not a research report.
The Dow closed yesterday, June 10, 2009 at 8739.02 down 0.27%.
The current divisor for the Dow found at today's page C4 of The Wall St. Jrnl is
.132319125
Yesterday's numerator was 1,156.34. This is the sum of all 30 closing prices. A short cut is to multiply the closing Dow (8739.02) by the Divisor (.132319125)
The average closing price of yesterday's Dow Jones was $38.54
If yesterday morning before the market opened you had purchased $100 of each of the Dow 30 shares (assuming you could buy fractional shares and assuming no transaction costs) and sold at the close you would have lost $330 ($115,950 - $115,620).
BAC bank of America, GE and JPM JP Morgan Chase were listed among 15 most active on NYSE.
A read of today's 6/11/09 print editions of: Wall Street Journal, New York Times, USA Today, Investor's Business Daily, Financial Times and Atlanta Journal Constitution yields the following stories about Dow Jones 30 component companies:
The major story affecting Dow companies this morning was that Treasury Sec'y Geithner said on Wed. that Obama wants Congress to pass new laws giving regulators power to foce companies to let shareholders have more say in setting pay for execs. Also a "pay czar" would be named to reject compensation plans for execs at companies getting gov. aid. This story ran in IBD at p. A1 naming AXP American Express; also front page of Fin. Times; and front page A1 of NYTimes naming BAC Bank of America.
Fin. Times at p. 8 has an editorial entitled "An escape too soon for US banks" criticizing the US Treasury's decision to release 10 of the Banks from the Tarp program, JPM JPMorgan was named.
Another big story today is PG Proctor & Gamble announced Wed. that it chose 29-year company vet Bob McDonald as its 12th CEO. This was at p. A12 of the AJC, A2 of IBD, p. 3B of USA Today (describing a "mountain of challenges" McDonald faces.) The FT at p.14 also has a favorable story on PG entitled "P&G growth in emerging markets eyed" that talks about McDonald's intent to pursue growth in the developing world such as India and China.
Home Depot HD increased the top end of its earnings guidance for the year yesterday but described the outlook as "less bad" - that from P. 17 of FT. IBD at p. A1 states that HP's target was increased from $1.32 to $1.42; AJC at A11 was more rosy leading with a paragraph stating that HD had a strong performance in May. FT at p. 12 had a nice turn of a phrase starting their article on HD with: "Who does not wish to dance on the sunlit uplands of the recovered economy?" further stating that HD yesterday told analysts what life will be like once the recession fades into memory.
Back to the Banks or back to BAC Bank of America - front page A1 of WSJ today said Fed. Reserve officials harshly criticized BAC and its CEO in emails after BAC tried to pull out of its deal to buy Merrill Lynch according to newly discovered documents. A similar story is at page B1 of today's NYTimes. A favorable story about BAC is at p. C3 of WSJ about BlackRock Inc. poised to become the nation's top money management firm. BlackRock is partially owned by BAC, the article notes.
T AT&T and VZ Verizon are named in an article at p. B3 of WSJ describing a possible deal between SprintNextel combining its long-distance network with Level3 Communications that would compete with T and VZ in the markets for carrying dta across the Internet. VZ is also metioned in Heard on the Street at p.C14 WSJ as causing shares of Atlantic Tele-Network to soar because it had purhased some wireless oepations from VZ that regulators forced VZ to sell after the Alltel acquisition.
The newest member of the Dow (along with TRV Travelers) CSCO Cisco is the subject of an article at p. A4 of IBD that said that CSCO is losing business because of its entry into the server market and its new rivalry with former longtime server partners. These former allies are now steering sales to Brocade Communications Systems.
KO Coke's VP Harry Anderson will become head of a Global Business and Technology Services unit according to AJC at p. A12.
IBM is mentioned in an article at p. B1 of WSJ as losing a high-profile M&A executive to Dell.
Although not an article, at p. C5 of WSJ is a Notice of Offer by Intel INTC to purchase Wind River Systems, Inc. at $11.50 per share.
JNJ Johnson & Johnson got a plug today at p.D2 of WSJ about how antipsychotic drugs are seen effective in kids. Risperdal, a unit of JNJ, stands to benefit from its products that are approved to treat pediatric patients.
There is a general article at p. B8 of WSJ about Crispin, Porter + Bogusky, a successful U.S. advertising agencies that is now expanding overseas that names some Dow companies as clients such as a joint venture with GE's NBC Universal, MSF Microsoft and KO Coke.
Yesterday's Closing Prices June 10, 2009 of the Dow Jones Industrial Average:
Symb/Last/Change/% Change/Vol./ Market
T $24.28 +0.07 0.29% 33,385,111 NYSE
AA $11.49 +0.34 3.05% 47,457,234 NYSE
AXP $26.69 -0.24 0.89% 18,006,450 NYSE
BAC $11.98 -0.08 0.66% 326,723,709 NYSE
BA $52.3 -0.05 0.1% 6,553,939 NYSE
CAT $37.62 -0.62 1.62% 14,913,324 NYSE
CVX $70.22 +0.03 0.04% 14,334,584 NYSE
CSCO $19.95 -0.13 0.65% 58,337,750 NASDAQ-GS
KO $48.41 -0.68 1.39% 14,111,836 NYSE
DIS $25.1 -0.23 0.91% 11,764,366 NYSE
DD $26.77 -0.16 0.59% 9,253,646 NYSE
XOM $73.84 +0.72 0.98% 27,332,935 NYSE
GE $13.4 -0.17 1.25% 81,781,411 NYSE
HPQ $36.79 -0.05 0.14% 14,149,410 NYSE
HD $24.39 +0.04 0.16% 24,334,483 NYSE
INTC $16.46 +0.04 0.24% 48,764,413 NASDAQ-GS
IBM $108.35 +0.21 0.19% 7,570,955 NYSE
JPM $34.84 -0.42 1.19% 60,117,922 NYSE
JNJ $55.66 -0.04 0.07% 13,244,078 NYSE
KFT $25.85 -0.36 1.37% 13,485,470 NYSE
MCD $58.36 -0.72 1.22% 9,995,801 NYSE
MRK $25.59 -0.13 0.51% 12,840,879 NYSE
MSFT $22.55 +0.47 2.13% 61,145,770 NASDAQ-GS
PFE $14.05 -0.08 0.57% 47,184,742 NYSE
PG $52.08 -0.33 0.63% 12,885,071 NYSE
PG $52.08 -0.33 0.63% 12,885,071 NYSE
MMM $60.46 +0.12 0.2% 4,431,870 NYSE
TRV $43.77 -0.27 0.61% 4,980,714 NYSE
UTX $55.5 -0.02 0.04% 6,004,778 NYSE
VZ $29.53 +0.11 0.37% 11,650,861 NYSE
WMT $50.06 -0.55 1.09% 19,809,418 NYSE
Have a great day, that's all from Dan in Atlanta.
The Dow closed yesterday, June 10, 2009 at 8739.02 down 0.27%.
The current divisor for the Dow found at today's page C4 of The Wall St. Jrnl is
.132319125
Yesterday's numerator was 1,156.34. This is the sum of all 30 closing prices. A short cut is to multiply the closing Dow (8739.02) by the Divisor (.132319125)
The average closing price of yesterday's Dow Jones was $38.54
If yesterday morning before the market opened you had purchased $100 of each of the Dow 30 shares (assuming you could buy fractional shares and assuming no transaction costs) and sold at the close you would have lost $330 ($115,950 - $115,620).
BAC bank of America, GE and JPM JP Morgan Chase were listed among 15 most active on NYSE.
A read of today's 6/11/09 print editions of: Wall Street Journal, New York Times, USA Today, Investor's Business Daily, Financial Times and Atlanta Journal Constitution yields the following stories about Dow Jones 30 component companies:
The major story affecting Dow companies this morning was that Treasury Sec'y Geithner said on Wed. that Obama wants Congress to pass new laws giving regulators power to foce companies to let shareholders have more say in setting pay for execs. Also a "pay czar" would be named to reject compensation plans for execs at companies getting gov. aid. This story ran in IBD at p. A1 naming AXP American Express; also front page of Fin. Times; and front page A1 of NYTimes naming BAC Bank of America.
Fin. Times at p. 8 has an editorial entitled "An escape too soon for US banks" criticizing the US Treasury's decision to release 10 of the Banks from the Tarp program, JPM JPMorgan was named.
Another big story today is PG Proctor & Gamble announced Wed. that it chose 29-year company vet Bob McDonald as its 12th CEO. This was at p. A12 of the AJC, A2 of IBD, p. 3B of USA Today (describing a "mountain of challenges" McDonald faces.) The FT at p.14 also has a favorable story on PG entitled "P&G growth in emerging markets eyed" that talks about McDonald's intent to pursue growth in the developing world such as India and China.
Home Depot HD increased the top end of its earnings guidance for the year yesterday but described the outlook as "less bad" - that from P. 17 of FT. IBD at p. A1 states that HP's target was increased from $1.32 to $1.42; AJC at A11 was more rosy leading with a paragraph stating that HD had a strong performance in May. FT at p. 12 had a nice turn of a phrase starting their article on HD with: "Who does not wish to dance on the sunlit uplands of the recovered economy?" further stating that HD yesterday told analysts what life will be like once the recession fades into memory.
Back to the Banks or back to BAC Bank of America - front page A1 of WSJ today said Fed. Reserve officials harshly criticized BAC and its CEO in emails after BAC tried to pull out of its deal to buy Merrill Lynch according to newly discovered documents. A similar story is at page B1 of today's NYTimes. A favorable story about BAC is at p. C3 of WSJ about BlackRock Inc. poised to become the nation's top money management firm. BlackRock is partially owned by BAC, the article notes.
T AT&T and VZ Verizon are named in an article at p. B3 of WSJ describing a possible deal between SprintNextel combining its long-distance network with Level3 Communications that would compete with T and VZ in the markets for carrying dta across the Internet. VZ is also metioned in Heard on the Street at p.C14 WSJ as causing shares of Atlantic Tele-Network to soar because it had purhased some wireless oepations from VZ that regulators forced VZ to sell after the Alltel acquisition.
The newest member of the Dow (along with TRV Travelers) CSCO Cisco is the subject of an article at p. A4 of IBD that said that CSCO is losing business because of its entry into the server market and its new rivalry with former longtime server partners. These former allies are now steering sales to Brocade Communications Systems.
KO Coke's VP Harry Anderson will become head of a Global Business and Technology Services unit according to AJC at p. A12.
IBM is mentioned in an article at p. B1 of WSJ as losing a high-profile M&A executive to Dell.
Although not an article, at p. C5 of WSJ is a Notice of Offer by Intel INTC to purchase Wind River Systems, Inc. at $11.50 per share.
JNJ Johnson & Johnson got a plug today at p.D2 of WSJ about how antipsychotic drugs are seen effective in kids. Risperdal, a unit of JNJ, stands to benefit from its products that are approved to treat pediatric patients.
There is a general article at p. B8 of WSJ about Crispin, Porter + Bogusky, a successful U.S. advertising agencies that is now expanding overseas that names some Dow companies as clients such as a joint venture with GE's NBC Universal, MSF Microsoft and KO Coke.
Yesterday's Closing Prices June 10, 2009 of the Dow Jones Industrial Average:
Symb/Last/Change/% Change/Vol./ Market
T $24.28 +0.07 0.29% 33,385,111 NYSE
AA $11.49 +0.34 3.05% 47,457,234 NYSE
AXP $26.69 -0.24 0.89% 18,006,450 NYSE
BAC $11.98 -0.08 0.66% 326,723,709 NYSE
BA $52.3 -0.05 0.1% 6,553,939 NYSE
CAT $37.62 -0.62 1.62% 14,913,324 NYSE
CVX $70.22 +0.03 0.04% 14,334,584 NYSE
CSCO $19.95 -0.13 0.65% 58,337,750 NASDAQ-GS
KO $48.41 -0.68 1.39% 14,111,836 NYSE
DIS $25.1 -0.23 0.91% 11,764,366 NYSE
DD $26.77 -0.16 0.59% 9,253,646 NYSE
XOM $73.84 +0.72 0.98% 27,332,935 NYSE
GE $13.4 -0.17 1.25% 81,781,411 NYSE
HPQ $36.79 -0.05 0.14% 14,149,410 NYSE
HD $24.39 +0.04 0.16% 24,334,483 NYSE
INTC $16.46 +0.04 0.24% 48,764,413 NASDAQ-GS
IBM $108.35 +0.21 0.19% 7,570,955 NYSE
JPM $34.84 -0.42 1.19% 60,117,922 NYSE
JNJ $55.66 -0.04 0.07% 13,244,078 NYSE
KFT $25.85 -0.36 1.37% 13,485,470 NYSE
MCD $58.36 -0.72 1.22% 9,995,801 NYSE
MRK $25.59 -0.13 0.51% 12,840,879 NYSE
MSFT $22.55 +0.47 2.13% 61,145,770 NASDAQ-GS
PFE $14.05 -0.08 0.57% 47,184,742 NYSE
PG $52.08 -0.33 0.63% 12,885,071 NYSE
PG $52.08 -0.33 0.63% 12,885,071 NYSE
MMM $60.46 +0.12 0.2% 4,431,870 NYSE
TRV $43.77 -0.27 0.61% 4,980,714 NYSE
UTX $55.5 -0.02 0.04% 6,004,778 NYSE
VZ $29.53 +0.11 0.37% 11,650,861 NYSE
WMT $50.06 -0.55 1.09% 19,809,418 NYSE
Have a great day, that's all from Dan in Atlanta.
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
6/10/09 Dow Drops 24.04 to close at 8739.02 down 0.27%
The following is brought to you by Intellivest Securities Research, Inc. Because ISR happens to be affiliated with a broker-dealer I must tell you that the following is not intended as advertising by a broker-dealer and is not a research report.
The Dow closed today, June 10, 2009 at 8739.02 down 0.27%.
The current divisor for the Dow found at today's page C4 of The Wall St. Jrnl is
.132319125
Today's numerator is 1,156.34. This is the sum of all 30 closing prices. A short cut is to multiply the closing Dow (8739.02) by the Divisor (.132319125)
The average closing price of today's Dow Jones is $38.54
If this morning before the market opened you had purchased $100 of each of the Dow 30shares (assuming you could buy fractional shares and assuming no transaction costs) and sold at the close you would have lost $330 ($115,950 - $115,620).
Today's Closing Prices June 10, 2009 of the Dow Jones Industrial Average:
Symb/Last/Change/% Change/Vol./ Market
T $24.28 0.07 0.29% 33,385,111 NYSE
AA $11.49 0.34 3.05% 47,457,234 NYSE
AXP $26.69 0.24 0.89% 18,006,450 NYSE
BAC $11.98 0.08 0.66% 326,723,709 NYSE
BA $52.3 0.05 0.1% 6,553,939 NYSE
CAT $37.62 0.62 1.62% 14,913,324 NYSE
CVX $70.22 0.03 0.04% 14,334,584 NYSE
CSCO $19.95 0.13 0.65% 58,337,750 NASDAQ-GS
KO $48.41 0.68 1.39% 14,111,836 NYSE
DIS $25.1 0.23 0.91% 11,764,366 NYSE
DD $26.77 0.16 0.59% 9,253,646 NYSE
XOM $73.84 0.72 0.98% 27,332,935 NYSE
GE $13.4 0.17 1.25% 81,781,411 NYSE
HPQ $36.79 0.05 0.14% 14,149,410 NYSE
HD $24.39 0.04 0.16% 24,334,483 NYSE
INTC $16.46 0.04 0.24% 48,764,413 NASDAQ-GS
IBM $108.35 0.21 0.19% 7,570,955 NYSE
JPM $34.84 0.42 1.19% 60,117,922 NYSE
JNJ $55.66 0.04 0.07% 13,244,078 NYSE
KFT $25.85 0.36 1.37% 13,485,470 NYSE
MCD $58.36 0.72 1.22% 9,995,801 NYSE
MRK $25.59 0.13 0.51% 12,840,879 NYSE
MSFT $22.55 0.47 2.13% 61,145,770 NASDAQ-GS
PFE $14.05 0.08 0.57% 47,184,742 NYSE
PG $52.08 0.33 0.63% 12,885,071 NYSE
PG $52.08 0.33 0.63% 12,885,071 NYSE
MMM $60.46 0.12 0.2% 4,431,870 NYSE
TRV $43.77 0.27 0.61% 4,980,714 NYSE
UTX $55.5 0.02 0.04% 6,004,778 NYSE
VZ $29.53 0.11 0.37% 11,650,861 NYSE
WMT $50.06 0.55 1.09% 19,809,418 NYSE
A read of today's 6/10/09 print editions of: Wall Street Journal, New York Times, USA Today, Investor's Business Daily, Financial Times and Atlanta Journal Constitution yields the following stories about Dow Jones 30 component companies:
The front page of NTimes, WSJ, FT, IBD and at page 3B of USA Today report that the U.S. Treasury on Tuesday said 10 large banks can repay $68 billion of TARP money. Two of these banks are DJIA components, JPM JPMorgan Chase with $25 billion in loans, the leader, and AXP American Express with $3.4 Billion.
T AT&T is in the news at page B1 of WSJ and p. 16 of FT in reports that GM announced on Tuesday that Edward Whitacre, former chairman and ceo of ATT, will become GM's chairman upon exiting bankruptcy. T is also in an article along with MSFT Microsoft at NYTimes first business page discussing the Smartphone's rise from toy to necessity.
AXP American Express is mentioned at C5 of WSJ as moving the market yesterday by rising 1.28 or 5% to 26.93. Also mentioned in this Large Stock Focus article was JPM JPMorgan losing 13 cents to $35.26, INTC Intel rising .50 or 3.1% to 16.42. The NYTimes also mentioned AXP and BAC Bank of America performance yesterday as demonstrating a muted response from the Street to the repayment of TARP money. BAC was unchanged at $12.06.
BAC bank of America was also the subject of an article at p. B4 of today's NYTimes regarding a House committee announcement on Tuesday that it would subpoena the Federal Reserve to force the central bank to surrender documents regarding its role in Bank of America's takeover of Merrill Lynch last year. Also, WSJ has an article at p. C2 about Fares Noujaim, one of the highest-ranking Merrill Lynch bankers left at BAC being promoted to vice chairman of corporate and investment banking at BAC. At the same page the WSJ reports the subpoena of records regarding BAC's acquisition of Merrill.
CSCO Cisco is discussed at p. B1 in USA Today in an article sentitled "Climate for tech mergers warms up." CSCO's CEO John Chambers is quoted.
KO Coke is the subject of an article at p.10 of the FT about KO's investment of a 40% interest in Honest Beverages, a producer of a best-selling bottled tea distributed in natural and organic food stores.
CVX Chevron is mentioned at p. C1 of WSJ as leading the charge for oil companies as its stock rose 61 cents or .9% to close at $70.19. The article also stated that UTX United Technologies led the Dow's decliners by falling 97 cents or 1.7% to close at $55.52. It also mentioned AXP American Express rising 5% and JPM J.P. Morgan Chase down .4%.
HPQ Hewlett-Packard, INTC Intel, IBM, and MSFT Microsfot were all discussed at p. A4 of the Investor's Business Daily in an article, "Many Big Tech Companies Elevating Their Cloud Computing Efforts" regarding a one-year update on these companies' efforts to build a test bed for cloud systems and components using open-source software. MSFT is also the subject of an article at p. B7 in the WSJ entitled "Bing Brings Market-Share Gains for Microsoft - New Search Enginge Spurs Modest Growth."
KFT Kraft is mentioned at p. B8 of the WSJ about chain restaurants selling branded products in supermarkets. KFT has a licensing agreement with California Pizza Kitchen to sell new microwaveable Flatbread Melts sandwiches to supemarkets.
MCD McDonald's is the subject of a FT article at p.14 entitled "Indonesian franchisee sues McDonald's over sale of outlets." The suit is for $105.5 million.
PG Procter & Gamble is mentioned at p. 22 of FT as dropping 1.4% to $52.41. The article also mentioned AA Alcoa advancing 3.5% to $11.15, AXP American Express gaining 5% to $26.93 and a mention of Intel rising 3.1% to $16.42 on a Bank of America report on improved orders from China for microchips. PG is also mentioned at p. A10 of the AJC about P&G's holding a board meeting to select a new CEO which is expected to be COO Bob McDonald who will succeed A.G. Lafley. Finally, P&G is the subject for a good advertising story entitled "Girding for a Leaner P&G" at p. B6 of the WSJ.
The Dow closed today, June 10, 2009 at 8739.02 down 0.27%.
The current divisor for the Dow found at today's page C4 of The Wall St. Jrnl is
.132319125
Today's numerator is 1,156.34. This is the sum of all 30 closing prices. A short cut is to multiply the closing Dow (8739.02) by the Divisor (.132319125)
The average closing price of today's Dow Jones is $38.54
If this morning before the market opened you had purchased $100 of each of the Dow 30shares (assuming you could buy fractional shares and assuming no transaction costs) and sold at the close you would have lost $330 ($115,950 - $115,620).
Today's Closing Prices June 10, 2009 of the Dow Jones Industrial Average:
Symb/Last/Change/% Change/Vol./ Market
T $24.28 0.07 0.29% 33,385,111 NYSE
AA $11.49 0.34 3.05% 47,457,234 NYSE
AXP $26.69 0.24 0.89% 18,006,450 NYSE
BAC $11.98 0.08 0.66% 326,723,709 NYSE
BA $52.3 0.05 0.1% 6,553,939 NYSE
CAT $37.62 0.62 1.62% 14,913,324 NYSE
CVX $70.22 0.03 0.04% 14,334,584 NYSE
CSCO $19.95 0.13 0.65% 58,337,750 NASDAQ-GS
KO $48.41 0.68 1.39% 14,111,836 NYSE
DIS $25.1 0.23 0.91% 11,764,366 NYSE
DD $26.77 0.16 0.59% 9,253,646 NYSE
XOM $73.84 0.72 0.98% 27,332,935 NYSE
GE $13.4 0.17 1.25% 81,781,411 NYSE
HPQ $36.79 0.05 0.14% 14,149,410 NYSE
HD $24.39 0.04 0.16% 24,334,483 NYSE
INTC $16.46 0.04 0.24% 48,764,413 NASDAQ-GS
IBM $108.35 0.21 0.19% 7,570,955 NYSE
JPM $34.84 0.42 1.19% 60,117,922 NYSE
JNJ $55.66 0.04 0.07% 13,244,078 NYSE
KFT $25.85 0.36 1.37% 13,485,470 NYSE
MCD $58.36 0.72 1.22% 9,995,801 NYSE
MRK $25.59 0.13 0.51% 12,840,879 NYSE
MSFT $22.55 0.47 2.13% 61,145,770 NASDAQ-GS
PFE $14.05 0.08 0.57% 47,184,742 NYSE
PG $52.08 0.33 0.63% 12,885,071 NYSE
PG $52.08 0.33 0.63% 12,885,071 NYSE
MMM $60.46 0.12 0.2% 4,431,870 NYSE
TRV $43.77 0.27 0.61% 4,980,714 NYSE
UTX $55.5 0.02 0.04% 6,004,778 NYSE
VZ $29.53 0.11 0.37% 11,650,861 NYSE
WMT $50.06 0.55 1.09% 19,809,418 NYSE
A read of today's 6/10/09 print editions of: Wall Street Journal, New York Times, USA Today, Investor's Business Daily, Financial Times and Atlanta Journal Constitution yields the following stories about Dow Jones 30 component companies:
The front page of NTimes, WSJ, FT, IBD and at page 3B of USA Today report that the U.S. Treasury on Tuesday said 10 large banks can repay $68 billion of TARP money. Two of these banks are DJIA components, JPM JPMorgan Chase with $25 billion in loans, the leader, and AXP American Express with $3.4 Billion.
T AT&T is in the news at page B1 of WSJ and p. 16 of FT in reports that GM announced on Tuesday that Edward Whitacre, former chairman and ceo of ATT, will become GM's chairman upon exiting bankruptcy. T is also in an article along with MSFT Microsoft at NYTimes first business page discussing the Smartphone's rise from toy to necessity.
AXP American Express is mentioned at C5 of WSJ as moving the market yesterday by rising 1.28 or 5% to 26.93. Also mentioned in this Large Stock Focus article was JPM JPMorgan losing 13 cents to $35.26, INTC Intel rising .50 or 3.1% to 16.42. The NYTimes also mentioned AXP and BAC Bank of America performance yesterday as demonstrating a muted response from the Street to the repayment of TARP money. BAC was unchanged at $12.06.
BAC bank of America was also the subject of an article at p. B4 of today's NYTimes regarding a House committee announcement on Tuesday that it would subpoena the Federal Reserve to force the central bank to surrender documents regarding its role in Bank of America's takeover of Merrill Lynch last year. Also, WSJ has an article at p. C2 about Fares Noujaim, one of the highest-ranking Merrill Lynch bankers left at BAC being promoted to vice chairman of corporate and investment banking at BAC. At the same page the WSJ reports the subpoena of records regarding BAC's acquisition of Merrill.
CSCO Cisco is discussed at p. B1 in USA Today in an article sentitled "Climate for tech mergers warms up." CSCO's CEO John Chambers is quoted.
KO Coke is the subject of an article at p.10 of the FT about KO's investment of a 40% interest in Honest Beverages, a producer of a best-selling bottled tea distributed in natural and organic food stores.
CVX Chevron is mentioned at p. C1 of WSJ as leading the charge for oil companies as its stock rose 61 cents or .9% to close at $70.19. The article also stated that UTX United Technologies led the Dow's decliners by falling 97 cents or 1.7% to close at $55.52. It also mentioned AXP American Express rising 5% and JPM J.P. Morgan Chase down .4%.
HPQ Hewlett-Packard, INTC Intel, IBM, and MSFT Microsfot were all discussed at p. A4 of the Investor's Business Daily in an article, "Many Big Tech Companies Elevating Their Cloud Computing Efforts" regarding a one-year update on these companies' efforts to build a test bed for cloud systems and components using open-source software. MSFT is also the subject of an article at p. B7 in the WSJ entitled "Bing Brings Market-Share Gains for Microsoft - New Search Enginge Spurs Modest Growth."
KFT Kraft is mentioned at p. B8 of the WSJ about chain restaurants selling branded products in supermarkets. KFT has a licensing agreement with California Pizza Kitchen to sell new microwaveable Flatbread Melts sandwiches to supemarkets.
MCD McDonald's is the subject of a FT article at p.14 entitled "Indonesian franchisee sues McDonald's over sale of outlets." The suit is for $105.5 million.
PG Procter & Gamble is mentioned at p. 22 of FT as dropping 1.4% to $52.41. The article also mentioned AA Alcoa advancing 3.5% to $11.15, AXP American Express gaining 5% to $26.93 and a mention of Intel rising 3.1% to $16.42 on a Bank of America report on improved orders from China for microchips. PG is also mentioned at p. A10 of the AJC about P&G's holding a board meeting to select a new CEO which is expected to be COO Bob McDonald who will succeed A.G. Lafley. Finally, P&G is the subject for a good advertising story entitled "Girding for a Leaner P&G" at p. B6 of the WSJ.
In the News: 10 Large Banks to Exit TARP Program
The following is brought to you by Intellivest Securities Research, Inc. Because ISR happens to be affiliated with a broker-dealer I must tell you that the following is not intended as advertising by a broker-dealer and is not a research report.
A read of todays 6/10/09 print editions of: Wall Street Journal, New York Times, USA Today, Investor's Business Daily, Financial Times and Atlanta Journal Constitution yields the following stories about Dow Jones 30 component companies:
The front page of NTimes, WSJ, FT, IB and at page 3B of USA Today report that the U.S. Treasury on Tuesday said 10 large banks can repay $68 billion of TARP money. Two of these banks are DJIA components, JPM JPMorgan Chase with $25 billion in loans, the leader, and AXP American Express with $3.4 Billion.
T AT&T is in the news at page B1 of WSJ and p. 16 of FT in reports that GM announced on Tuesday that Edward Whitacre, former chairman and ceo of ATT, will become GM's chairman upon exiting bankruptcy. T is also in an article along with MSFT Microsoft at NYTimes first business page discussing the Smartphone's rise from toy to necessity.
AXP American Express is mentioned at C5 of WSJ as moving the market yesterday by rising 1.28 or 5% to 26.93. Also mentioned in this Large Stock Focus article was JPM JPMorgan losing 13 cents to $35.26, INTC Intel rising .50 or 3.1% to 16.42. The NYTimes also mentioned AXP and BAC Bank of America performance yesterday as demonstrating a muted response from the Street to the repayment of TARP money. BAC was unchanged at $12.06.
BAC bank of America was also the subject of an article at p. B4 of today's NYTimes regarding a House committee announcement on Tuesday that it would subpoena the Federal Reserve to force the central bank to surrender documents regarding its role in Bank of America's takeover of Merrill Lynch last year. Also, WSJ has an article at p. C2 about Fares Noujaim, one of the highest-ranking Merrill Lynch bankers left at BAC being promoted to vice chairman of corporate and investment banking at BAC. At the same page the WSJ reports the subpoena of records regarding BAC's acquisition of Merrill.
CSCO Cisco is discussed at p. B1 in USA Today in an article sentitled "Climate for tech mergers warms up." CSCO's CEO John Chambers is quoted.
KO Coke is the subject of an article at p.10 of the FT about KO's investment of a 40% interest in Honest Beverages, a producer of a best-selling bottled tea distributed in natural and organic food stores.
CVX Chevron is mentioned at p. C1 of WSJ as leading the charge for oil companies as its stock rose 61 cents or .9% to close at $70.19. The article also stated that UTX United Technologies led the Dow's decliners by falling 97 cents or 1.7% to close at $55.52. It also mentioned AXP American Express rising 5% and JPM J.P. Morgan Chase down .4%.
HPQ Hewlett-Packard, INTC Intel, IBM, and MSFT Microsfot were all discussed at p. A4 of the Investor's Business Daily in an article, "Many Big Tech Companies Elevating Their Cloud Computing Efforts" regarding a one-year update on these companies' efforts to build a test bed for cloud systems and components using open-source software. MSFT is also the subject of an article at p. B7 in the WSJ entitled "Bing Brings Market-Share Gains for Microsoft - New Search Enginge Spurs Modest Growth."
KFT Kraft is mentioned at p. B8 of the WSJ about chain restaurants selling branded products in supermarkets. KFT has a licensing agreement with California Pizza Kitchen to sell new microwaveable Flatbread Melts sandwiches to supemarkets.
MCD McDonald's is the subject of a FT article at p.14 entitled "Indonesian franchisee sues McDonald's over sale of outlets." The suit is for $105.5 million.
PG Procter & Gamble is mentioned at p. 22 of FT as dropping 1.4% to $52.41. The article also mentioned AA Alcoa advancing 3.5% to $11.15, AXP American Express gaining 5% to $26.93 and a mention of Intel rising 3.1% to $16.42 on a Bank of America report on improved orders from China for microchips. PG is also mentioned at p. A10 of the AJC about P&G's holding a board meeting to select a new CEO which is expected to be COO Bob McDonald who will succeed A.G. Lafley. Finally, P&G is the subject for a good advertising story entitled "Girding for a Leaner P&G" at p. B6 of the WSJ.
Dow Jones Closed 6/9/09 at 8763.06 down $1.43 0.02%
The following information is excerpted from the NASDAQ Stock Quote site available on the upper right hand side of the home page of www.intellivestsecurities.com
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed today at 8763.06 down 1.43 or 0.02%
The current divisor for the Dow found at today's page C4 of The Wall St. Journal is .132319125
Today's numerator is 1,159.52
The average closing price of today's Dow Jones is $38.65
Symb/Close/Change/%Change/Vol. Market
T $24.21 0.19 0.78% 30,312,375 NYSE
AA $11.15 0.38 3.53% 35,602,584 NYSE
AXP $26.93 1.28 4.99% 26,136,055 NYSE
BAC $12.06 unch unch 202,233,047 NYSE
BA $52.35 0.48 0.91% 7,719,973 NYSE
CAT $38.24 0.33 0.86% 10,464,512 NYSE
CVX $70.19 0.61 0.88% 10,014,782 NYSE
CSCO $20.08 0.21 1.06% 49,698,991 NASDAQ-GS
KO $49.09 0.29 0.59% 10,152,178 NYSE
DIS $25.33 unch unch 8,533,248 NYSE
DD $26.93 0.72 2.75% 8,272,245 NYSE
XOM $73.12 0.05 0.07% 21,922,080 NYSE
GE $13.57 0.01 0.07% 54,244,059 NYSE
HPQ $36.84 0.57 1.52% 15,470,456 NYSE
HD $24.35 0.21 0.86% 13,000,855 NYSE
INTC $16.42 0.50 3.14% 63,936,826 NASDAQ-GS
IBM $108.14 0.65 0.6% 8,585,740 NYSE
JPM $35.26 0.13 0.37% 58,923,840 NYSE
JNJ $55.7 0.07 0.13% 11,161,101 NYSE
KFT $26.21 0.38 1.43% 9,308,112 NYSE
MCD $59.08 0.36 0.61% 7,946,673 NYSE
MRK $25.72 0.21 0.81% 11,666,610 NYSE
MSFT $22.08 0.03 0.14% 47,762,005 NASDAQ-GS
PFE $14.13 0.18 1.26% 42,499,633 NYSE
PG $52.41 0.73 1.37% 11,592,359 NYSE
MMM $60.34 0.35 0.58% 4,387,325 NYSE
TRV $44.04 0.12 0.27% 4,944,969 NYSE
UTX $55.52 0.97 1.72% 5,877,064 NYSE
VZ $29.42 0.14 0.48% 13,279,708 NYSE
WMT $50.61 0.20 0.39% 14,393,800 NYSE
A read of todays 6/10/09 print editions of: Wall Street Journal, New York Times, USA Today, Investor's Business Daily, Financial Times and Atlanta Journal Constitution yields the following stories about Dow Jones 30 component companies:
The front page of NTimes, WSJ, FT, IB and at page 3B of USA Today report that the U.S. Treasury on Tuesday said 10 large banks can repay $68 billion of TARP money. Two of these banks are DJIA components, JPM JPMorgan Chase with $25 billion in loans, the leader, and AXP American Express with $3.4 Billion.
T AT&T is in the news at page B1 of WSJ and p. 16 of FT in reports that GM announced on Tuesday that Edward Whitacre, former chairman and ceo of ATT, will become GM's chairman upon exiting bankruptcy. T is also in an article along with MSFT Microsoft at NYTimes first business page discussing the Smartphone's rise from toy to necessity.
AXP American Express is mentioned at C5 of WSJ as moving the market yesterday by rising 1.28 or 5% to 26.93. Also mentioned in this Large Stock Focus article was JPM JPMorgan losing 13 cents to $35.26, INTC Intel rising .50 or 3.1% to 16.42. The NYTimes also mentioned AXP and BAC Bank of America performance yesterday as demonstrating a muted response from the Street to the repayment of TARP money. BAC was unchanged at $12.06.
BAC bank of America was also the subject of an article at p. B4 of today's NYTimes regarding a House committee announcement on Tuesday that it would subpoena the Federal Reserve to force the central bank to surrender documents regarding its role in Bank of America's takeover of Merrill Lynch last year. Also, WSJ has an article at p. C2 about Fares Noujaim, one of the highest-ranking Merrill Lynch bankers left at BAC being promoted to vice chairman of corporate and investment banking at BAC. At the same page the WSJ reports the subpoena of records regarding BAC's acquisition of Merrill.
CSCO Cisco is discussed at p. B1 in USA Today in an article sentitled "Climate for tech mergers warms up." CSCO's CEO John Chambers is quoted.
KO Coke is the subject of an article at p.10 of the FT about KO's investment of a 40% interest in Honest Beverages, a producer of a best-selling bottled tea distributed in natural and organic food stores.
CVX Chevron is mentioned at p. C1 of WSJ as leading the charge for oil companies as its stock rose 61 cents or .9% to close at $70.19. The article also stated that UTX United Technologies led the Dow's decliners by falling 97 cents or 1.7% to close at $55.52. It also mentioned AXP American Express rising 5% and JPM J.P. Morgan Chase down .4%.
HPQ Hewlett-Packard, INTC Intel, IBM, and MSFT Microsfot were all discussed at p. A4 of the Investor's Business Daily in an article, "Many Big Tech Companies Elevating Their Cloud Computing Efforts" regarding a one-year update on these companies' efforts to build a test bed for cloud systems and components using open-source software. MSFT is also the subject of an article at p. B7 in the WSJ entitled "Bing Brings Market-Share Gains for Microsoft - New Search Enginge Spurs Modest Growth."
KFT Kraft is mentioned at p. B8 of the WSJ about chain restaurants selling branded products in supermarkets. KFT has a licensing agreement with California Pizza Kitchen to sell new microwaveable Flatbread Melts sandwiches to supemarkets.
MCD McDonald's is the subject of a FT article at p.14 entitled "Indonesian franchisee sues McDonald's over sale of outlets." The suit is for $105.5 million.
PG Procter & Gamble is mentioned at p. 22 of FT as dropping 1.4% to $52.41. The article also mentioned AA Alcoa advancing 3.5% to $11.15, AXP American Express gaining 5% to $26.93 and a mention of Intel rising 3.1% to $16.42 on a Bank of America report on improved orders from China for microchips. PG is also mentioned at p. A10 of the AJC about P&G's holding a board meeting to select a new CEO which is expected to be COO Bob McDonald who will succeed A.G. Lafley. Finally, P&G is the subject for a good advertising story entitled "Girding for a Leaner P&G" at p. B6 of the WSJ.
Dow Jones Closed 6/9/09 at 8763.06 down $1.43 0.02%
The following information is excerpted from the NASDAQ Stock Quote site available on the upper right hand side of the home page of www.intellivestsecurities.com
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed today at 8763.06 down 1.43 or 0.02%
The current divisor for the Dow found at today's page C4 of The Wall St. Journal is .132319125
Today's numerator is 1,159.52
The average closing price of today's Dow Jones is $38.65
Symb/Close/Change/%Change/Vol. Market
T $24.21 0.19 0.78% 30,312,375 NYSE
AA $11.15 0.38 3.53% 35,602,584 NYSE
AXP $26.93 1.28 4.99% 26,136,055 NYSE
BAC $12.06 unch unch 202,233,047 NYSE
BA $52.35 0.48 0.91% 7,719,973 NYSE
CAT $38.24 0.33 0.86% 10,464,512 NYSE
CVX $70.19 0.61 0.88% 10,014,782 NYSE
CSCO $20.08 0.21 1.06% 49,698,991 NASDAQ-GS
KO $49.09 0.29 0.59% 10,152,178 NYSE
DIS $25.33 unch unch 8,533,248 NYSE
DD $26.93 0.72 2.75% 8,272,245 NYSE
XOM $73.12 0.05 0.07% 21,922,080 NYSE
GE $13.57 0.01 0.07% 54,244,059 NYSE
HPQ $36.84 0.57 1.52% 15,470,456 NYSE
HD $24.35 0.21 0.86% 13,000,855 NYSE
INTC $16.42 0.50 3.14% 63,936,826 NASDAQ-GS
IBM $108.14 0.65 0.6% 8,585,740 NYSE
JPM $35.26 0.13 0.37% 58,923,840 NYSE
JNJ $55.7 0.07 0.13% 11,161,101 NYSE
KFT $26.21 0.38 1.43% 9,308,112 NYSE
MCD $59.08 0.36 0.61% 7,946,673 NYSE
MRK $25.72 0.21 0.81% 11,666,610 NYSE
MSFT $22.08 0.03 0.14% 47,762,005 NASDAQ-GS
PFE $14.13 0.18 1.26% 42,499,633 NYSE
PG $52.41 0.73 1.37% 11,592,359 NYSE
MMM $60.34 0.35 0.58% 4,387,325 NYSE
TRV $44.04 0.12 0.27% 4,944,969 NYSE
UTX $55.52 0.97 1.72% 5,877,064 NYSE
VZ $29.42 0.14 0.48% 13,279,708 NYSE
WMT $50.61 0.20 0.39% 14,393,800 NYSE
Tuesday, June 9, 2009
Dow Jones Closed at 8763.06 down $1.43 0.02%
The following is statistical data brought to you from Intellivest Securities Research, Inc.
The following information is excerpted from the NASDAQ Stock Quote site available on the upper right hand side of the home page of www.intellivestsecurities.com
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed today at 8763.06 down 1.43 or 0.02%
The current divisor for the Dow found at today's page C4 of The Wall St. Journal is .132319125
Today's numerator is 1,159.52
The average closing price of today's Dow Jones is $38.65
Symb/Close/Change/%Change/Vol. Market
T $24.21 0.19 0.78% 30,312,375 NYSE
AA $11.15 0.38 3.53% 35,602,584 NYSE
AXP $26.93 1.28 4.99% 26,136,055 NYSE
BAC $12.06 unch unch 202,233,047 NYSE
BA $52.35 0.48 0.91% 7,719,973 NYSE
CAT $38.24 0.33 0.86% 10,464,512 NYSE
CVX $70.19 0.61 0.88% 10,014,782 NYSE
CSCO $20.08 0.21 1.06% 49,698,991 NASDAQ-GS
KO $49.09 0.29 0.59% 10,152,178 NYSE
DIS $25.33 unch unch 8,533,248 NYSE
DD $26.93 0.72 2.75% 8,272,245 NYSE
XOM $73.12 0.05 0.07% 21,922,080 NYSE
GE $13.57 0.01 0.07% 54,244,059 NYSE
HPQ $36.84 0.57 1.52% 15,470,456 NYSE
HD $24.35 0.21 0.86% 13,000,855 NYSE
INTC $16.42 0.50 3.14% 63,936,826 NASDAQ-GS
IBM $108.14 0.65 0.6% 8,585,740 NYSE
JPM $35.26 0.13 0.37% 58,923,840 NYSE
JNJ $55.7 0.07 0.13% 11,161,101 NYSE
KFT $26.21 0.38 1.43% 9,308,112 NYSE
MCD $59.08 0.36 0.61% 7,946,673 NYSE
MRK $25.72 0.21 0.81% 11,666,610 NYSE
MSFT $22.08 0.03 0.14% 47,762,005 NASDAQ-GS
PFE $14.13 0.18 1.26% 42,499,633 NYSE
PG $52.41 0.73 1.37% 11,592,359 NYSE
MMM $60.34 0.35 0.58% 4,387,325 NYSE
TRV $44.04 0.12 0.27% 4,944,969 NYSE
UTX $55.52 0.97 1.72% 5,877,064 NYSE
VZ $29.42 0.14 0.48% 13,279,708 NYSE
WMT $50.61 0.20 0.39% 14,393,800 NYSE
The following information is excerpted from the NASDAQ Stock Quote site available on the upper right hand side of the home page of www.intellivestsecurities.com
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed today at 8763.06 down 1.43 or 0.02%
The current divisor for the Dow found at today's page C4 of The Wall St. Journal is .132319125
Today's numerator is 1,159.52
The average closing price of today's Dow Jones is $38.65
Symb/Close/Change/%Change/Vol. Market
T $24.21 0.19 0.78% 30,312,375 NYSE
AA $11.15 0.38 3.53% 35,602,584 NYSE
AXP $26.93 1.28 4.99% 26,136,055 NYSE
BAC $12.06 unch unch 202,233,047 NYSE
BA $52.35 0.48 0.91% 7,719,973 NYSE
CAT $38.24 0.33 0.86% 10,464,512 NYSE
CVX $70.19 0.61 0.88% 10,014,782 NYSE
CSCO $20.08 0.21 1.06% 49,698,991 NASDAQ-GS
KO $49.09 0.29 0.59% 10,152,178 NYSE
DIS $25.33 unch unch 8,533,248 NYSE
DD $26.93 0.72 2.75% 8,272,245 NYSE
XOM $73.12 0.05 0.07% 21,922,080 NYSE
GE $13.57 0.01 0.07% 54,244,059 NYSE
HPQ $36.84 0.57 1.52% 15,470,456 NYSE
HD $24.35 0.21 0.86% 13,000,855 NYSE
INTC $16.42 0.50 3.14% 63,936,826 NASDAQ-GS
IBM $108.14 0.65 0.6% 8,585,740 NYSE
JPM $35.26 0.13 0.37% 58,923,840 NYSE
JNJ $55.7 0.07 0.13% 11,161,101 NYSE
KFT $26.21 0.38 1.43% 9,308,112 NYSE
MCD $59.08 0.36 0.61% 7,946,673 NYSE
MRK $25.72 0.21 0.81% 11,666,610 NYSE
MSFT $22.08 0.03 0.14% 47,762,005 NASDAQ-GS
PFE $14.13 0.18 1.26% 42,499,633 NYSE
PG $52.41 0.73 1.37% 11,592,359 NYSE
MMM $60.34 0.35 0.58% 4,387,325 NYSE
TRV $44.04 0.12 0.27% 4,944,969 NYSE
UTX $55.52 0.97 1.72% 5,877,064 NYSE
VZ $29.42 0.14 0.48% 13,279,708 NYSE
WMT $50.61 0.20 0.39% 14,393,800 NYSE
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