if the Dow Jones Index were to decline to the same ratio to oil back to its low in early 2009, it would need to lose 14,500 points or 65% of its value. To get an idea just how overvalued the Dow ...

The sensible investor generally operates on the basis of value. You buy shares in a good company, hold them and let the business pay you dividends and make you better off through growth.

With the Dow crossing the hurdle of 20,000 this morning, many investors are wondering if this is a sign that the bull market is nearing its end or if stocks have become significantly overvalued.

The P/E ratio for the Dow ... and Dow Jones Index don't enjoy the growth rates they once did because many of these companies are closer to maturity now than ever. This could be a fair point.

However, it's my opinion that no amount of changes ... But because the Dow Jones Industrial Average is a point-based index rather than a market cap-weighted index, the $10.15 drop in GE's stock ...

The Dow Jones Industrial Average is a relic ... The Dow’s terrible performance could be a sign that we’re at another turning point for the markets. In one sense, it definitely is a turning ...

Here's the bottom line: The Dow Jones has consistently created wealth over long periods of time, and I'd bet my bottom dollar that trend continues in the future. Patient investors looking to ...

S&P 500, Dow Jones, and Nasdaq 100 reach all-time highs, reflecting robust market milestones. Current valuations slightly above historical averages, yet not indicative of significant overvaluation ...

The investment strategy calls for buying equal dollar amounts of each of the 10 stocks in the Dow Jones Industrial Average ... “A quarter-point move on a $10 stock is a lot more than it is ...

The Dow Jones Industrial Average plunged more than 700 points — its worst day of the year — as dour economic reports closed out a holiday-shortened week fraught with new tariff threats and ...