The Dow Jones index generally refers to four groups of indexes of the Dow Jones Industrial Average, namely, the Dow Jones stock average price index, the Dow Jones transportation average price index, the Dow Jones utility average price index and the Dow Jones composite stock average price index.
What does it mean for the Dow Jones index to rise or fall?
The rise of Dow Jones shares may stimulate the entire American economy, indicating that investors are satisfied with the investment confidence and environment in the United States. When the Dow Jones index rises, it shows that there are more purchases in the market, and the outflow of funds is less than the inflow of funds. Constituent stocks are rising. When it falls, it shows that there are more selling orders in the market, and the outflow of funds is greater than the inflow of funds. Its constituent stocks are in a state of decline as a whole.