Hang Seng Index, S P Index, Dow Jones, NASDAQ, London Stock Index

These days, U.S. stocks.

The matter of multiple circuit breakers has become the focus of everyone's attention. Many friends listen to the news every day about the Jones index.

Standard & Poor's, NASDAQ.

But I have been stupid and can't tell what the difference between the two is. Here, I will introduce you to the specific situation of the Dow Jones, Standard & Poor's, and NASDAQ.

Dow Jones

The Dow Jones Index is a subsidiary of Dow Jones & Company.

An arithmetic average stock price index compiled by Charles Henry Dow, which includes the Dow Jones Industrial Stock Average, the Dow Jones Transportation Stock Price Average, the Dow Jones Utilities Stock Price Average, and the Dow Jones Composite Stock Price Average. What we all hear about in the news is the Dow Jones Composite Stock Average. The Dow Jones Composite Stock Price Average is compiled by 30 well-known industrial companies**.

Standard & Poor's

Standard & Poor's generally refers to the S&P 500 index.

It is a **** index compiled by Standard & Poor's, one of the largest research institutions in the United States.

There are 500 constituent stocks, including 00 industrial**, 20 transport**, 40 utilities** and 40 financial**.

NASDAQ

NASDAQ is the average index that reflects the changes in the NASDAQ market, including software and computers, telecommunications, biotechnology, retail and wholesale, etc., and everyone is familiar with Microsoft and Intel.

and other companies are included in this index.

To sum up, it can be seen that the Dow Jones index, S&P, and NASDAQ contain different numbers and types of indices, representing the changes in different types of American companies.

The NASDAQ index is an average index that reflects changes in the NASDAQ market, with a base index of 100. Nasdaq's public companies cover all new technology industries, including software and computers, telecommunications, biotechnology, retail and wholesale**, and more. In addition to the Dow Jones index, the Standard and Poor's Gomposite Index is also influential in the United States, and it is a major index compiled by Standard & Poor's Corporation, the largest research institute in the United States.

Standard & Poor's calculates and reports on the index produced by the company every half hour, which is published in the company's sponsored publication, The Outlook. Many newspapers publish its highest, lowest and highest price indices on a daily basis. The famous Business Week magazine in the United States publishes the S&P Mixed Index every issue.

Standard & Poor's began compiling and publishing the **** index in 1923. Initially, 230 kinds of ** were selected, and two kinds of ** indices were compiled. By 1957, the range of this index had expanded to 500 categories, divided into 95 combinations.

The four most important of these combinations are the Industrial, Rail, Utilities and 500 Mixed Groups. From 1 July 1976, it was changed to 400 industries**, 20 transport**, 40 utilities** and 40 finance**. Over the decades, there have been ** changes, but they have always remained at 500.

The Shanghai Stock Exchange is an index of the Shanghai ** market. SZSE refers to the index of the Shenzhen market. Seek adoption.

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