Dow Jones Stocks: Constituents and Daily Change

Nasdaq 100

QQQ

674.25

− 2.02%− 13.92

Prev Close 688.17

671.68688.75

S&P 500

SPY

754.37

− 0.36%− 2.75

Prev Close 757.12

745.20760.12

Dow Jones

DIA

523.15

+ 0.13%+ 0.68

Prev Close 522.47

519.70524.99

Russell 2000

IWM

277.54

− 0.32%− 0.90

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274.67279.17

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Nasdaq 100102 S&P 500499 Dow Jones30

Last Close Median− 0.08%

The index can diverge from it through the weight of its giants.

Share of Advancers

47%

14
Advancing: 0
Unchanged: 16
Declining

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Change data is available for 30 of 30 companies. · List Composition: Aug 1, 2026

Today's Top Gainers

5 of 30 companiesCompare First Four

Today's Top Losers

5 of 30 companiesCompare First Four

Bars use the same percentage scale across both lists.Full Bar 7.4%

Index Constituents

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Change · Price ($)

Dow Jones · Index Constituents
#	Company	Sector	Change	Price ($)	Weekly	Market Cap	Contribution
1	KOCoca-Cola	Consumer Staples	+ 2.11%	99.50	+ 3.74%	$428 B	~+ 12
2	CVXChevron	Energy	+ 1.80%	220.25	+ 3.42%	$430 B	~+ 23
3	WMTWalmart	Consumer Staples	+ 1.38%	127.93	+ 2.05%	$1.01 T	~+ 10
4	VVisa	Financials	+ 1.23%	425.47	+ 0.74%	$791 B	~+ 31
5	PGProcter & Gamble	Consumer Staples	+ 1.14%	169.95	+ 2.66%	$394 B	~+ 11
6	JNJJohnson & Johnson	Health Care	+ 1.11%	286.67	+ 3.45%	$690 B	~+ 19
7	MRKMerck	Health Care	+ 0.58%	147.80	+ 0.70%	$365 B	~+ 5
8	JPMJPMorgan Chase	Financials	+ 0.57%	344.79	+ 3.50%	$917 B	~+ 12
9	UNHUnitedHealth Group	Health Care	+ 0.54%	407.30	+ 3.38%	$366 B	~+ 13
10	IBMIBM	Information Technology	+ 0.46%	245.80	+ 0.87%	$232 B	~+ 7
11	AXPAmerican Express	Financials	+ 0.24%	318.81	− 0.12%	$214 B	~+ 4
12	AAPLApple	Information Technology	+ 0.15%	355.40	+ 4.06%	$5.19 T	~+ 3
13	DISDisney	Communication Services	+ 0.14%	118.40	+ 1.90%	$204 B	~+ 1
14	TRVTravelers	Financials	+ 0.01%	403.23	+ 2.03%	$82.6 B	~ 0
15	NKENike	Consumer Discretionary	− 0.06%	37.74	− 1.55%	$56.1 B	~ 0
16	MSFTMicrosoft	Information Technology	− 0.10%	522.46	− 1.27%	$3.88 T	~− 3
17	HDHome Depot	Consumer Discretionary	− 0.22%	347.48	+ 1.52%	$347 B	~− 5
18	GSGoldman Sachs	Financials	− 0.23%	911.50	+ 5.86%	$265 B	~− 13
19	CRMSalesforce	Information Technology	− 0.26%	217.00	+ 1.96%	$179 B	~− 3
20	SHWSherwin-Williams	Materials	− 0.43%	349.89	+ 1.68%	$84.5 B	~− 9
21	AMGNAmgen	Health Care	− 0.44%	465.00	+ 1.14%	$251 B	~− 12
22	HONHoneywell Technologies	Industrials	− 0.44%	222.46	+ 1.10%	$70.6 B	~− 6
23	MCDMcDonald's	Consumer Discretionary	− 0.50%	272.25	− 1.65%	$193 B	~− 8
24	BABoeing	Industrials	− 0.76%	170.25	− 1.10%	$135 B	~− 8
25	AMZNAmazon	Consumer Discretionary	− 1.16%	264.33	+ 2.84%	$2.86 T	~− 19
26	MMM3M	Industrials	− 1.39%	183.66	− 0.80%	$94.9 B	~− 15
27	CATCaterpillar	Industrials	− 1.51%	596.12	+ 7.44%	$274 B	~− 55
28	GOOGLAlphabet	Communication Services	− 1.56%	294.05	+ 3.86%	$3.62 T	~− 28
29	NVDANvidia	Information Technology	− 3.12%	161.01	− 12.75%	$3.88 T	~− 31
30	CSCOCisco	Information Technology	− 7.36%	94.50	+ 1.91%	$372 B	~− 45

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Full bar length for this list: Change ±3%, Weekly ±8%. A bar beyond the scale is capped and shown with a cut tip. Weekly is the change over the last five trading sessions, not the calendar week.

Contribution shows how many index points a stock is adding or subtracting today. The Dow is price-weighted: each stock's dollar move is divided by the index divisor.

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Nasdaq 100102 S&P 500499 Dow Jones30

Market Pulse

0 Fear · 100 Appetite

Investor mood from five gauges: 0 is fear, 100 is greed. Each gauge is scored against the last six months.

27Fear

Investors are cautious and avoiding risk.

Average of 5 Components

Volatility (VIX)Expected volatility; the higher it is, the lower the score12
VIX 19.30 · 50-Day Average 17.31Nov 13
S&P 500 MomentumHow far the index sits from its 125-day average4
SPY − 0.4% vs Its 125-Day AverageNov 13
Market BreadthShare of S&P 500 stocks that are up59
Share of Members Up 59%Nov 13
High-Yield Bond SpreadExtra yield risky companies pay; wider means a lower score27
Spread 3.20 Pts · 50-Day Average 3.06Nov 12
Safe-Haven DemandStocks or bonds: which paid more over 20 days31
20 Days: SPY − 1.2% · TLT − 0.8%Nov 13

How to Read It

Each component's current reading is ranked as a percentile within its own last 126 trading days (about six months); for VIX and the bond spread the rank is inverted, since a rise means stress. Breadth is simply the share of stocks that are up. The overall score is the unweighted average of the available components.

The score is relative: it reads against the last six months. Fear during a calm stretch is not the same as a historic crisis. Not investment advice.

New 52-week highs versus lows are not used: they need a year of price history for every index member, which this screen's data can't provide.

Sources: VIX from Cboe (FRED as fallback), the ICE BofA high-yield spread via FRED, SPY and TLT daily closes and S&P 500 quotes from Alpaca.

Sector Performance

11 SPDR Sector Funds

Over the past month Health Care led at + 6.58% and Technology lagged most at − 10.00%; 8 of 11 sectors are up.

Full Depth 1D ±3% · 1W ±6% · 1M ±10% · 3M ±15% · YTD ±50%

Sector Performance
Sector	1D Daily Change	1W Past Week	1M Past Month	3M Past 3 Months	YTD Year to Date
MaterialsXLB	− 0.21%	+ 0.54%	+ 3.30%	− 0.02%	+ 15.17%
Real EstateXLRE	+ 0.02%	+ 0.84%	+ 5.67%	− 1.03%	+ 9.96%
Consumer DiscretionaryXLY	− 0.40%	+ 2.04%	+ 5.79%	+ 2.77%	+ 0.48%
UtilitiesXLU	+ 0.52%	+ 2.11%	+ 5.74%	− 0.32%	+ 3.16%
Health CareXLV	+ 0.54%	+ 2.19%	+ 6.58%	+ 13.05%	+ 22.00%
Consumer StaplesXLP	+ 1.42%	+ 2.52%	+ 6.54%	+ 9.06%	+ 18.89%
FinancialsXLF	+ 0.81%	+ 2.66%	+ 6.17%	+ 1.91%	+ 7.14%
TechnologyXLK	− 2.01%	+ 3.36%	− 10.00%	− 10.53%	+ 18.27%
Communication ServicesXLC	+ 1.05%	+ 3.72%	− 3.34%	− 1.92%	− 7.67%
IndustrialsXLI	− 0.39%	+ 3.76%	+ 0.53%	− 9.41%	+ 8.81%
EnergyXLE	+ 0.98%	+ 5.42%	− 2.40%	+ 3.80%	+ 45.29%

How to Read It

A cell's color gives the direction and its depth the size. Each period has its own scale: full depth is the move written for that period in the legend, or more.

Sectors are represented by SPDR sector funds: each fund holds that sector's S&P 500 companies by market value and caps single-company weights. A fund's return is not identical to the sector itself.

1D is this session's change; for a fund that hasn't traded this session the percentage describes the last close and is marked Last Close.

1W, 1M and 3M are the last 5, 21 and 63 trading days; YTD is measured from the prior year's final close. Returns are price returns from daily closes and exclude dividends.

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Period Returns Through the Nov 13, 2026 Close

Commodities

Exchange-Traded Funds

Commodities
Fund	Fund Price ($)	1D Daily Change	1M Past Month	YTD Year to Date
Commodity Funds
Gold ETFGLD	355.45	+ 0.16%	− 7.12%	− 10.31%
Silver ETFSLV	44.13	− 2.19%	− 15.00%	− 31.50%
Crude Oil ETFUSO	145.58	− 0.34%	− 7.46%	+ 110.50%
Natural Gas ETFUNG	10.15	− 2.96%	− 8.48%	− 17.21%
Copper ETFCPER	36.53	− 1.91%	− 7.40%	+ 4.49%
Agriculture ETFDBA	26.55	+ 0.95%	− 6.12%	+ 4.04%
Spot Crypto Funds
Bitcoin ETFIBIT	38.64	− 4.26%	− 16.42%	− 21.57%
Ether ETFETHA	43.52	− 4.44%	− 20.56%	− 34.58%

Full Bar 1D ±5% · 1M ±20% · YTD ±40% · A Cut Tip Exceeds the Scale

How to Read It

Prices are the fund's, not the commodity's: GLD's price is not the price of an ounce of gold. Percentages show the fund's move. USO and UNG hold futures; roll costs can make them drift from spot over longer periods.

Crypto trades 24/7 but the funds only during exchange hours: the weekend's move shows up all at once at Monday's open.

1D is this session's change; for a fund that hasn't traded this session the percentage describes the last close and is marked Last Close.

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Period Returns Through the Nov 13, 2026 Close

To Understand This

What Is an Index?Where the number called the S&P 500 comes from — and why it behaves differently from the Dow.What Is Volatility?It measures how much the price swings — not which way it is going.What Is Sector Rotation?Money changing sectors without leaving the market — and how that tracks the economic cycle.What Is an ETF?A fund that trades like a single stock but carries dozens of companies inside.

Dow Jones Stocks

Heat Map

Today's Top Gainers

Today's Top Losers

Index Constituents

Market Pulse

Sector Performance

Commodities

Heat Map

Today's Top Gainers

Today's Top Losers

Index Constituents

Market Pulse

Sector Performance

Commodities