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Discuss the differences between Stanedard & Poor's 500 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average.








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  1. The Standard & Poor 500 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average are both indexes that investment professionals use to track the performance of large U.S. stocks. The difference between the two are the Dow Jones Industrial Average is price weighted and includes the 30 largest publicly traded firms. While the Standard & Poor 500 is value weighted and is constructed to broadly represent the public equity markets.

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  2. The Standard & Poor 500 has a broader range of companies in their index while the Dow Jones Industrial Average target specific components. They are both indexes related to U.S. stocks.

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  3. the major difference between Stanedard and Poor's 500 and Dow Jones industrial average is that Dow Jones has price-weighed an average of 30 stocks and Stanedard and Poor's 500 has a weighed-value of 500 stocks.

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  4. Stanedard and Poor's 500 and Dow Jones are both companies that people use to invest in their stock. Stanedard and Poor's 500 have about 500 stocks while Dow Jones has the 30 biggest trading stocks.

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