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Dow Jones Averages

The oldest and most widely used measures of the overall condition of the stock Market, each of the four averages is price-weighted and includes a few dozen widely held stocks. There are four Dow Jones Averages: Industrial, Transportation, Utilities, and Composite (the other three together).

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