Podcasts about dow jones industrial index

Cheryl Phillips is Hearst Professional in Residence at Stanford University's journalism program, and founder of Big Local News, which empowers journalists with data – and has twice been on Pulitzer prize winning news teams. Now she has devoted herself to empowering journalists with access to the data they need to tell great stories.She joins Alberto, Scott and Simon to discuss the state of public data in the US in 2025, and what her team is doing about it.⁠⁠⁠The⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠music this episode⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠,⁠ made with⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠TwoTone⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠, represents the Dow Jones Industrial Index in the week before we recorded this podcast. See if you can guess what happens to it at the end. The Data Journalism Podcast is edited by Ozzy Llinas Goodman. Subscribe to make sure you never miss an episode.Key links from this episode:New York Times: “How Tariffs Work” Reuters: “Tariffs don't all act the same”Washington Post: “Trump's reversal actually increased tariff rates”. This one also used data from the Budget Lab at Yale UniversityData Rescue ProjectData Liberation ProjectData.gov Archive

Nvidia's impressive quarterly earnings and robust guidance led to record highs in major indices, driven by "insatiable demand" for its AI chips, briefly pushing the company's valuation above $2 trillion. Despite concerns from the last FOMC meeting minutes, tech stocks surged while the Russell 2000 declined. The economic calendar highlights include data on new home sales and durable orders, with focus on the core PCE number for potential impact on 2024 interest rate cuts. Additionally, the blog discusses upcoming corporate earnings reports and the historical changes in the Dow Jones Industrial Index, signaling Amazon's inclusion and Walgreens Boots Alliance's exclusion. The information provided in this commentary is not an offer to sell or the solicitation of an offer to purchase any security, product, or brokerage service. The information is not intended to be used as the basis for investment decisions, nor should the information be construed as advice designed to meet the particular needs of any investor. This commentary is presented to illustrate examples of the securities that North Star Investment Management Corporation and/or its affiliates ("North Star") may have bought for client accounts and the diversity of markets in which North Star Investments may invest, and may not be representative of current or future investments. You should not assume that the future performance of any specific investment, investment strategy, or product made reference to directly or indirectly in this commentary will be profitable or will be equal to any corresponding performance levels that might be indicated. Past performance is no guarantee of future results. Investments in securities involve risks including the possible loss of the principal invested. North Star and others associated with it, including employees, may have positions in and effect transactions in securities of companies mentioned or indirectly referenced in this commentary. North Star may buy, sell or hold these securities in proprietary or client accounts. North Star will not be providing regular updates or advising you of any changes in the views expressed herein. Investors should consider their investment objectives, risk tolerance, and financial situation and needs before investing in any security. Tax considerations, commissions, fees and other costs should be carefully evaluated with one's investment and/or tax advisors. Information provided is obtained from sources deemed to be reliable, but North Star cannot guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the information. This material may not be reproduced, distributed or transmitted to any other person in whole or in part without the prior written consent of North Star. A copy of North Star Investment Management Corporation's Form ADV Brochure, Privacy Notice and Business Continuity Plan summary can be obtained by calling 312-580-0900

The stock market had its worst day since the start of the pandemic on Thursday, just one day after the Dow Jones Industrial Index average posted its best day since 2020. Washington Post columnist Catherine Rampell joins Judy Woodruff to discuss. PBS NewsHour is supported by - https://www.pbs.org/newshour/about/funders

In this episode, I take a quick look back at my predictions for 2020. Did Apple, Amazon, Tesla, Disney, Caterpillar and others end the year where I predicted? Also, I will give you my "sure to go wrong" predictions for the Dow Jones Industrial Index, Apple, Disney, Caterpillar, Amazon, Tesla and others. Connect With Rockie Website  Twitter - @RPZ_3 LinkedIn   

預計於明年 7月開始的東京奧運比賽將斥資 1.35兆日元 (約合近 130億美金)，天價！ 極端組織伊斯蘭國的西非附屬「博科聖地」使該區域百姓風聲鶴唳 道瓊工業指數 (Dow Jones Industrial Index) 首度突破 30,000大關 美國通用汽車 (General Motors, GM) 和零碳排放汽車生產商尼古拉公司 (Nikola) 的愛恨情仇 美國生物科技公司莫德納 (Moderna) 的新冠疫苗之優缺利弊 美國雀巢公司 (Nestlé USA) 和嘉吉公司 (Cargill) 涉及“童奴勞工” 日俄主權爭議：南千島群島/北方四島 巴西亞馬遜雨林已上萬平方公里被摧毀 美國準總統拜登的經濟團隊

Summary: China is likely preparing the RMB to rally along with the stock market. Perhaps China is doing a deal with the non-China SWF's – which would make sense. Governments talking to governments – building strategic alliances of capital and trade – new blood brothers. These new alliances of “mutually assured growth and political control” will have a big impact on the evolution of global development. Unless the advanced economies respond forcefully, the world is entering a dark phase. As the oil industry is officially becoming relegated to the back waters when the largest market cap company in the world was Exxon in 2011 and Exxon has just been pulled from the Dow Jones Industrial Index, oil is about to make itself felt in another big way. www.macroesg.com @macroesg --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/macro-esg/message

Apple released earnings last week but also announced their board authorized a 4-1 stock split. Do stocks splits matter anymore? And would a 4-1 Apple stock split completely shake up the weighting of the Dow Jones Industrial Index?   Effect of Stock Splits Authorized stock split vs. implemented How a stock split affects a company’s market cap What changes around earnings history and price history post stock split? How are companies in the Dow Jones Index weighted? Price weighted indexes vs. market cap weighted indexes How Apple’s proposed stock split will upend the weighting in the Dow Jones Index     Mentioned  in  this  Episode:   Dow Jones Index companies current index weightings http://indexarb.com/indexComponentWtsDJ.html   Free Chapter from my book Broken Pie Chart https://www.book2look.com/book/YcqUhbCrtN   Derek Moore’s book Broken Pie Chart https://www.amazon.com/Broken-Pie-Chart-Investment-Portfolio/dp/1787435547/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=broken+pie+chart&qid=1558722226&s=books&sr=1-1-catcorr   Contact Derek www.razorwealth.com

Mid-Weak: Episode 2 of Your Mid-Weak Update, where we review the top, latest trending Google searches. Now you will know what everyone is concerned about. Time to worry about the Dow Jones Industrial Index and Kim Kardashian.

Allan Nation, one of my first mentors says, "One thing I have learned is that most people only take advice that agrees with what they have already decided to do."And that in a nutshell is the root of half of all our life's regrets.So let's continue yesterday's conversation about how to avoid making big mistakes.In today's book-of-the-day,"Influence", Cialdini talks about the certainty bias. Cialdini says, "There is no question about it. The drive to be (and look) consistent constitutes a highly potent weapon of social influence, often causing us to act in ways that are clearly contrary to our own best interests.”>>Click here to read yesterday's article to catch upHe is talking about our tendency to not change our mind.Mental "inertia..."  Confusing Me With Facts... Like the saying goes, "Don't bother me with the facts, I've already made up my mind."Yesterday you read about how to make war with a multitude of counselors and assemble your cabinet of advisors.That is the start. The next issue is this 'bug' in our brain that Cialdini's research discovered. We make mistakes because we want security.We want certainty.We don't want to experiment and flexible and patient and wait until the right path appears over time.Like a little kid throwing tantrums we want answers now.The good news is that can all stop today. Big regrets can be a thing of the past.Your new life can be full of health, wealth, love and happiness.  Mad Scientist... Here are the other 2 tricks to cutting your mistakes and finding the good life:#2. Bring out your inner mad scientistHumans are creatures of extremes.I don't know where this comes from. My guess is maybe from religion. People are either too afraid to make mistakes.Or so certain of themselves that they never try anything new.Or they have no backbone and bounce around in life hoping that their life will magically improve.Both of those extremes are the way to lose big time.The better path, I call "bringing out your inner mad scientist."Here is what I mean.A good scientist like Thomas Edison did a ton of little experiments that failed.Edison says, "I have not failed. I've just found 10,000 ways that won't work."Remember this is coming from a man who held 1093 patents!Edison invented the light bulb, the movie camera, sound recording equipment, basically all the things that allow us to be able to watch TV, movies, and listen to music.(You can hear Edison talking and creating the first recording ever made by humans at this link.)Edison used to say, "I make more mistakes than anyone else I know, and sooner or later, I patent most of them."He was laughing all the way to the bank. His little experimental mistakes made him one of the most famous and respected people in the world.And one of the wealthiest. He started GE - General Electric Co. GE is the only company listed in the Dow Jones Industrial Index today that was also included in the original index in 1896. GE went on to be the biggest company in the late 1990's. At Edison's death in 1931 he left a $12 million estate, big enough to have put him on The FORBES 400 list, had it then existed.He was basically a billionaire from this mindset of being a mad scientist and making a ton of little mistakes.Now you might be thinking, "Tai, I thought you said the secret is not making mistakes."Well yes and no - the devil is in the details.Edison wasn't one extreme or another. He was not afraid to have little experimental failures.But he also wasn't so stubborn that he kept trying one experiment longer than it needed to go.He tested quickly, go the results, then moved on to the next iteration.This should be the new pattern for your life.Copy Thomas Edison's pattern.  Fail Fast... Like they say in Silicon Valley, "Fail Fast."As I said yesterday, you want to avoid BIG mistakes by filling up your brain with the thoughts of the wisest people in the world. Using their experience to be your board of advisors.But then you will have to go out and take action.Since you can't copy your mentors exactly you will inevitably make many little mistakes.Little mistakes are fine. In fact they are helpful.They key is that you have to "Read the obvious signs" and move on quickly once it's apparent that what you are doing is not working.In my inner circle private training program on financial freedom and building a million dollar business I teach the 7 step process.  Inner Circle Program ========================By the way, if you are interested in being in my private inner circle program, I am opening up a few spots as some people are graduating.If you want to find the good life and take your financial life from scarcity to financial independence, prosperity, and wealth, send an email to tai@tailopez.com and I will send you over some details.===========================So let me lay out the 7 step process:1. Ask a Question - what are you trying to fix in your life?2. Do Background Research - what have other smart people done to fix it (your cabinet)...3. Construct a Hypothesis - what experiment are you going to try?4. Test Your Hypothesis by Doing an Experiment - put the test into action.5. Analyze Your Data and Draw a Conclusion - Read the obvious signs...6. Communicate Your Results To Other Smart People - bounce your conclusion off a 'multitude of counselors."7. Adjust Based On What You Learned & Start Over - tweak your hypothesis and start back on step 3.Everyone is good at #3.All my poor friends have a million opinions on everything.They are happy to babble away about the answers to politics, religion, and the hard questions of life.What is rare is a mindset that doesn't jump to conclusions.Because for most people, #7 - making the adjustments and starting over - is the hardest.Most people just test once and then never make adjustments again.If you have been guilty of that, I know I have, then cut that mindset out of your life today.It will make all the difference.Like I said in my TED talk. Everyone wants to be a millionaire, but not everybody wants to do the things it takes to become one. It starts in the mind.   The Gambler... You have to know how to set up your life to be a series of little experiments and mistakes to avoid the big nightmare mistakes.Like Kenny Rogers sings in the Gambler: "Son, I've made a life Out of readin' people's facesKnowin' what the cards wereBy the way they held their eyesSo if you don't mind me sayin'I can see you're out of acesFor a taste of your whiskey I'll give you some adviceHe said, 'If you're gonna play the game, boyYou gotta learn to play it rightYou've got to know when to hold 'emKnow when to fold 'emKnow when to walk awayAnd know when to run'."A wise song.It's a little like dating.One of my buddies never goes out on dates but then always complains about feeling lonely.My other buddy is the opposite. He jumps into a relationship with the first girl he meets.But instead of either of those 2 extremes, my smartest friend goes on a handful of first dates kind of like a mad scientist.He goes through the 7 steps.He asks himself what kind of girl he wants to date. When he first is introduced to a girl he does a little research before agreeing to go out.Then he gives it a shot. And he observes the date.He maybe goes out one or two times to confirm his initial conclusion.He asks a few wise people about what he observed. And if it's not a match he makes the adjustment and starts over dating someone else until he finds the right match.This is the pattern of success not just in love and dating, but also the best way for dieting, exercising, building a million dollar business, or finding happiness.Test fast, fail fast, move on fast. Until you are sure you are on the right path never get stuck on one thing so long that it goes from a minor experimental failure to a massive life mistake.Think about every big mistake you have ever made.Maybe a failed marriage, friendship, or a failed business.I bet you either jumped into it too fast without testing it. Or you just got stuck in something by ignoring the initial obvious red flags. You just were hoping and praying that some magical power would reach down and fix everything. Today that all stops. All you have to do is become a mad scientist who embraces a little temporary uncertainty until the clear answers appear.Be patient. This method works.  Try, Try Again... Try being a Vegan. Try being a liberal. Try being a conservative.Try being a Buddhist.Try being an Atheist.Try the Paleo diet.Try a different way to advertise your business.Or maybe it's time to try a new career. Try investing in real estate.Experiment your way to the top.Don't get attached the conclusion.Cope with a little uncertainty until the answer is clear.As Gary Keller says, "Embrace the chaos."It works. You will see.Now about the last tip:#3. The answers are not within.This is one of my most controversial topics.In conclusion, remember that if you can use these 3 tips and eliminate the major mistakes from your life you will literally save decades of time and end up with an extra million dollars or more in your pocket.Don't get paralyzed by the fear of failure.But don't get stuck too long and turn a little failed experiment into a massive mistake.Make your life one big experiment.Go do it and fill me in on how it works!Also, I just recorded a new show episode that deals with all the in-depth aspects of how to make war with a multitude of counselors and stop making painful mistakes.   Also be sure to send an email to tai@tailopez.com if you want to learn more about my "Inner Circle" private program.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

April_11th_2012.mp3 Taxing Markets    Nothing is certain but Death & Taxes! Once again it's tax time, it could be worse, individual tax rates are 48 % higher in Spain, 40% higher in France. Individual Tax Rates 2008-2012 (Click For Larger Picture) Tax obligations and the financial health of Euro-zone countries continue to weigh on Global Markets despite improving economic news. So far this year U.S. equities have risen 8.8% and pulled back half that gain over the last five days. The Dow Jones Industrial Index surpassed 2011 highs and is set to challenge the all time high of 14,198.10. It does not go straight up the recession ended in 2009, current growth is positive. Recent activity is influenced by earnings season which Alcoa kicked off yesterday with excellent results. Many more companies will report with various outcomes these events must be analyzed as to how it affects individual stocks that will benefit from this ever changing economy There are many opportunities to make money but it requires action on your part, each stock selected must show risk/reward of at least 2:1. Make the call - let me provide you with a unique perspective on your investments through a no-obligation consultation. Contact me by filling out the 'Unique Perspective' form on the Contact page, or by calling at 1-204-982-0633. Before trading, please contact an investment professional.

March_7th_2012.mp3 Consolidation    Three years after hitting a low The Dow Jones Industrial Index has doubled in value. Yesterday Global equities fell. Is it time to panic? Dow Jones Industrial Average (Click For Larger Picture) Three years ago March 6th 2009, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell to 6,469 a week ago we hit 13,055.75 more than double. The advance had corrections along the way 14.6% in the spring of 2010, and 19.2% in the summer of 2011. So far in 2012 stocks advanced 6.9% and with yesterdays decline corrected 2.5%. Markets do not go straight up or straight down but there are days it seems that way. A minor correction is expected after a steep run up but with higher highs and higher lows a challenge of the 2007 all time high of 14,198.10 is expected over the next year a further 11% move. There are many opportunities to make money but it requires action on your part, each stock selected must show risk/reward of at least 2:1. Make the call - let me provide you with a unique perspective on your investments through a no-obligation consultation. Contact me by filling out the 'Unique Perspective' form on the Contact page, or by calling at 1-204-982-0633. Before trading, please contact an investment professional.

Option Block 130: Nothing Short of Titillating Trading Block: The VIX cash limbo strikes again - how low can it go? Greek deal in place since the last show. A lot of movement has continued in oil over the past few sessions. Sears posts huge Q4 loss, yet stock up 20% on news of spinning off assets. Tons of activity in SHLD options -- 23k ADV vs over 100k today. Odd Block: Unusual activity for Odd Block newcomer TRW Automotive Holdings (TRW) Listener Mail: U.S. Index Options I am looking to short strangles on either the Dow Jones Industrial Index or the S&P 500. I not from the U.S. so not really familiar with the options industry here and am having trouble selecting the right options to trade. I've looked at the websites of CBOE and CME to try to figure out the right options, but the number of different contracts available has left me totally confused. Can someone guide as to which is the right contract to trade if I want to take monthly positions by selling OTM strangles. Also, is it better to trade the Dow or the S&P 500? Around the Block: Getting close to some moving averages in silver, we could see some more upside ahead. Earnings season is slowing down since its heyday a few weeks ago.

February_2nd_2011.mp3 Increased Economic Activity    Equities are rallying to levels last seen 2 ½ years ago. Gold is off record highs even with unrest and political chaos in the Middle East.   ISM Manufacturing Index (Click For Larger Picture) Many investors that bought into a mutual fund or a hedge fund have not made a cent over the last 5 or 10 years, indeed with fees they find their holdings are at a loss. However from the lows reached at the crash low two years ago when the Dow Jones Industrial Index feel to 6,469.95 on March 6th 2009 to the high reached this morning at 12,001.11 have amounted to an incredible 85.5% move. Still there are many individuals, hedge funds and mutual funds that have not kept pace with these stellar returns. Timing is everything!   There are many opportunities to make money but it requires action on your part, each stock selected must show risk/reward of at least 2:1. Make the call - let me provide you with a unique perspective on your investments through a no-obligation consultation. Contact me by filling out the 'Unique Perspective' form on the Contact page, or by calling at 1-204-982-0633. Before trading, please contact an investment professional.

January_26th_2011.mp3 Stellar Return    We have all heard that the equity market returns have been disappointing with little appreciation in the last 10 years. Buy and hold as a strategy has frustrated investors and mutual fund managers. However major moves have occurred.   Dow Jones Industrial Average (Click For Larger Picture) Many investors that bought into a mutual fund or a hedge fund have not made a cent over the last 5 or 10 years, indeed with fees they find their holdings are at a loss. However from the lows reached at the crash low two years ago when the Dow Jones Industrial Index feel to 6,469.95 on March 6th 2009 to the high reached this morning at 12,001.11 have amounted to an incredible 85.5% move. Still there are many individuals, hedge funds and mutual funds that have not kept pace with these stellar returns. Timing is everything!   There are many opportunities to make money but it requires action on your part, each stock selected must show risk/reward of at least 2:1. Make the call - let me provide you with a unique perspective on your investments through a no-obligation consultation. Contact me by filling out the 'Unique Perspective' form on the Contact page, or by calling at 1-204-982-0633. Before trading, please contact an investment professional.