For the second straight week, five of the 30 components in the Dow Jones Industrial Average will report quarterly financial results. This week’s list includes several of the index’s worst performers.
Dow Jones Industrial Average Gets Spotlight As earnings season continues, the Dow Jones Industrial Average gets the spotlight as multiple components report this week. 35% of the ETF’s assets, which could increase the fund’s volatility this week.
74%. 9% or More Earnings Estimates Here are the current earnings estimates and history over the last 10 quarters, based on Benzinga Pro data.
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43 billion last year, beaten analyst estimates in seven of the last 10 quarters Key Items to Watch The five Dow Jones Industrial Average stocks cover a wide range of sectors and topics this week. For Procter & Gamble, investors will watch for market share gains and commentary on consumers trading down to store-brand items.
Honeywell’s report comes after a recent spinoff, which could highlight the company’s future growth opportunities. IBM’s report will be one of the five most closely tied to recent trends like AI and software, and it could show whether the old company is a winner or loser in AI disruption.
The stock is currently the second-worst performer among Dow Jones Industrial Average stocks. Year-to-Date Performances The Dow Jones Industrial Average trails the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 tracking ETFs year to date and over the past year.
1% one year Along with IBM ranking as the second worst performer year-to-date in the index, American Express is the fourth worst performer, giving this week two of the worst stocks in the index and a chance to rebound or show investors reasons for the stocks to turnaround. Procter & Gamble is the best performer of the five currently, ranking 15th among the 30 index components.
