What does Dow Jones stock mean and how many shares does Dow Jones have

May 26, 1896: The actual birth date of the Dow Jones Industrial ** Average. Named after its founders, Charles Dow and Edward Jones of Dow Jones, the index tracks 12 types of indexes, only one of which is still a component of the index: General Electric.

The Dow Jones Index is the oldest **** index in the United States calculated and published by Dow Jones & Co., named after the company's two founders, Charles Dow and Edward Jones. The index was compiled in 1884 and is calculated on the basis of 30 major industries**, and the companies selected for the index are the largest and most representative industrial and commercial companies in the country selected by the number of issuances and market trading activity. Such as the National Business Machines Corporation, General Motors Company, the United States ** Telegraph Company, the United States Steel Corporation.

The Dow Jones index usually refers to the Dow Jones Industrial **Average** Index, which is a stock price index with strong representativeness, wide range of applications and outstanding role. The Dow Jones 30 Industrial Average Index was asked on May 26, 1896.

The Dow Jones is a company, but it compiles the Dow Jones Index, which has 30 stocks**.

Dow Jones & Co. has been reporting and having offices in China for several years. In 1999, Dow Jones & Company launched the Chinese information service product, providing high-quality Chinese business and financial news and information products to professionals in China's business and financial circles. The product tracks and reports on the world's major financial markets 24 hours a day, 5 days a week.

In addition, through our partnerships with a number of local Chinese leaders, we offer Chinese news products to a wider range of business professionals. At the beginning of 2002, for global Chinese readers, Dow Jones & Company launched the Chinese online version of "Wall Street", and its ** Chinese financial information service was warmly welcomed by readers.

In 2004, Dow Jones & Company published the Wall Street ** Chinese book series. The book series selects some of the articles in "Wall Street**" and is translated into Zen books, and published in a collection of debates.

In 2005, they cooperated with Caijing magazine to launch the "Asian Wall Street**" and "Caijing 200" selection. The top 10 local companies in China were selected through extensive consultation among Chinese readers.

Dow Jones' business in China also includes the Dow Jones China Index Series. Launched in 1996 on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the Dow Jones Industrial Average, the four Dow Jones indices are designed to track the performance of China's emerging markets. In addition, Dow Jones actively participates in business meetings and co-hosts various peace conferences in China with the Asia Society and other institutions.

Among them, the China Business Summit co-organized with the China Center for Economic Research of Peking University in May 2002 was warmly welcomed by the participants and had a far-reaching impact.

In China, they also spare no effort to support the development of Dow Jones' global publishing business, and in the form of a combination of Dow Jones Overseas**, an effective platform for overseas promotion for Chinese** and commercial clients. At the same time, they are working to increase the circulation of Wall Street Asia, Wall Street Bulletin: Business in China, and Far Eastern Economic Review in China.

In addition, Factiva, the Dow Jones business information inquiry system, also has a large number of enterprise users in China.

Friend, the Dow Jones, also known as the Dow Jones **** average, is the most influential and widely used stock price index in the world.

It is composed of four stock price averages, namely: the Dow Jones Industrial Stock Price Average, which is based on 30 well-known industrial companies**;

The Dow Jones Transportation Stock Price Average, compiled from 20 well-known transportation companies**;

The Dow Jones Utilities Stock Price Average, compiled from 6 prominent utility companies**;

The Dow Jones Composite Stock Price Average is compiled from 65 companies** involved in the three stock price averages mentioned above.

Like the Shanghai Composite Index and the Shenzhen Composite Index, it is a ** index in the United States, called Dow Jones.

One of the indicators in the United States is called Dow Jones.