The Dow broke through a critical psychological limit mere days ago--but here's why that doesn't matter to most.
Posted on April 14, 2010 by
SteveAnderson
Articles by tag - dow jones
The other day I decided to see just how much more an investor who put their money in the stock market would have earned versus someone who just stuck it into an FDIC insured savings or money market account.
The analysis yielded some interesting conclusions.
Posted on April 09, 2009 by
Sol Nasisi
A comparison of the Dow Jones Industrial Average today to Japan's Nikkei Index leading up to and after its peak in 1989. There are a lot of similarities and some differences. What do they mean?
Posted on February 28, 2009 by
Sol Nasisi
I've wondering how the performance of the Dow in 2008 compares to the drop during the Great Depression. To find out, I graphed both and set them side by side. The results are interesting...
Posted on November 20, 2008 by
Sol Nasisi
Despite the media hype to the contrary, the public long ago approved the sale of Dow Jones and the Wall Street Journal to Mr. Murdoch. Here's why.
Posted on August 01, 2007 by
Sam Cass
Today, as the Dow falls over 300 points and is down over 1,000 points in the past ten days, I thought it would be useful to revisit my Dow Jones Industrial's crash analysis I did in 2008. The analysis compared how the Dow was faring during the global financial crisis versus how it did in the 1930s in the throes of the Great Depression.
Posted on August 04, 2011 by
Sol Nasisi
