1
2
3
4
5
Now Trending SPY AAPL BP DIA QQQQ GS APA JPM BHP AIG
If you think DIA is headed higher click
higher
If you think DIA is headed lower click
lower
Aroon
MGA
VMW
APD
IHS
SLG
PXD
MUR
BG
ACE
EIS
MMP
KSS
AMT
Bullish
MICC
FFIV
GENZ
NDSN
CHRW
ADVS
ORLY
DLTR
HANS
LIFE
QCOM
ADTN
VRSN
Aroon
CMP
BBG
HRC
DBD
PNG
CNC
TII
AHD
SCI
CTC
Bearish
DMND
IART
ACOM
PSSI
ABAX
MXWL
QCOR
SWIR
SEAC
ARNA
DIA

Premium Advice

DIA

SPDR Dow Jones Industrial Avera

Recent Community Picks
FCX up
AAPL up
ISF up
UAUA up
TZA up
SPY up
CF up
MMYT up
ORCL up
GS up
SHLD up
JPM up
BCON up
PFE up
FSLR up
NFLX up

Last Trade: 104.579
%Change: +1.26%
Volume Analysis
Average Volume: 9921540
Half Hour Run Rate: 763195
1 Minute Run Rate: 25439
Run Rate Based: 9921210
Current Volume: 6282641
DIA is currently neutral.
P/E: N/A
Market Cap: N/A
52 Week High: 112.58
52 Week Low: 93.30
Next Year EPS: 0.00
Similar Stocks to DIA
DOG DXD DDM DTD EZM DES
Twitter Updates: DIA
HRomanticist HRomanticist
$DIA really evident on $DIA that we should reverse. http://fsc.bz/6UG #WORDEN
rpReply! RTRetweet!

jlounsbury59 jlounsbury59
Commented on: "Employment Continues Gradual Improvement" http://soc.li/4WZZZ1L $DIA $SPY $QQQQ
rpReply! RTRetweet!

the_hand the_hand
Commented on: "It's Naive to Think Infrastructure Construction Creates Many Jobs" http://soc.li/AwmMfKM $DIA $SPY $QQQQ
rpReply! RTRetweet!

theback9 theback9
Report from Robert D. McHugh on the Last Hidenburg Omen 2007 & Chart $DIA $$ http://goo.gl/fb/vmgLt

DIA - SPDR Dow Jones Industrial Avera

Chart PatternChart Pattern
Diamonds Trust, Series 1 (the Trust) is an exchange traded fund. The Trust's objective is to correspond to the price and yield performance of the Dow Jones Industrial Average (the DJIA). The Trust was created to provide investors with the opportunity to purchase a security representing a proportionate undivided interest in a portfolio of securities consisting of all of the component common stocks, in substantially the same weighting, which comprise the DJIA. The Trust's holdings consist of the 30 stocks in the DJIA, which is designed to capture the price performance of 30 United States blue-chip stocks.

The Aroon technical indicator is quite new and was developed by Tushar Chande in 1995. Similar to the MACD, it is used for identifying trends in an underlying security and tries to determine what the chances are that the trends will reverse. The indicator is made up of two lines: The first line is called the Aroon Up, which measures the strength of the uptrend. The second line is called the Aroon Down, and it conversely measures the strength of a downtrend. The Aroon indicator reports the time it is taking for the price to reach the highest or lowest points over a given period of time, each reported as a percentage of total time. The Aroon up as well as the Aroon Down fluctuate between zero and 100, and values close to 100 indicate a very strong trend, while zero indicates a weak trend. The main assumption underlying this indicator is that a stock's price will close at record highs in an uptrend, and record lows in a downtrend.