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SPDR Dow Jones Industrial Average ETF: (DIA)

(Delayed Data from NYSE) As of May 23, 2025 04:00 PM ET

$417.25 USD

417.25
3,116,347

-1.57 (-0.37%)

Volume: 3,116,347

Zacks ETF Rank

This is our ETF rating system that serves as a timeliness indicator for ETFs over the next 6 months:

Zacks Rank Definition
1 Strong Buy
2 Buy
3 Hold
4 Sell
5 Strong Sell

See all the Top Ranked ETFs here - The complete list of all the top ranked ETFs

1 - Strong Buy of 5 1        

After-Market: $416.24 -1.01 (-0.24 %) 7:58 PM ET

Zacks News

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Top ETF Stories of July 2017

Inside the top ETF events in the month of July.

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    Large-Cap Growth and High-Yield Muni: 2 ETFs to Watch on Outsized Volume

    VUG and HYD saw massive trading volume in Monday's trading session.

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      Why You Should Bet on Blue Chip ETFs Now

      Three reasons to dive into blue-chip ETFs right now.

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        Short-Term Bond and Leveraged Gold: 2 ETFs to Watch on Outsized Volume

        VGSH and DGP saw massive trading volume in Wednesday's trading session.

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          IBM Q2 Revenues Disappoint Again: ETFs to Watch

          While IBM continued its streak of earnings beat for the eleventh consecutive quarter, it once again missed on revenues.

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            Should You Avoid IBM ETFs in Q2 Earnings?

            Will IBM surprise as it has positive ESP, attractive fundamentals and unfavorable Zacks Rank?

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              Here's Why Dow Jones ETFs are Moving North

              Dow Jones is at a record high. Is this the time to buy these ETFs?

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                Gold and Dow Jones: 2 ETFs to Watch on Outsized Volume

                SGOL and IYY saw massive trading volume in Thursday's trading session.

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                  Dovish Yellen Testimony to Boost These ETFs

                  Yellen testimony is viewed as dovish by market watchers. This could favor these ETFs.

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                    Yellen's Testimony Welcomed by Capitol Hill, White House

                    Commentary parsers are already betting that Yellen will help keep rates lower for longer, and now we see the Dow up roughly 100 points.

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                      Will Top ETF Areas of 1H Carry Momentum in 2H?

                      How will the top ETF areas of 1H perform in 2H?

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                        Big Jobs Number: 222K, 4.4% Unemployment

                        222K new jobs were created in the month of June, both private and public sectors, while the unemployment rate ticked up from 4.3% to 4.4%.

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                          U.S. Jobs Stay in Obama-Era Range

                          ADP reported 158K new jobs in the month of June, 22K lower than expectations of 180K, but still within the range of the past several years.

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                            Is the Era of Easy Money Over?

                            The contrasting fortunes of stocks and bonds indicates the investment environment may be big on momentum but small on actual growth.

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                              AWS 7/3: Holiday Shortened Trading Session

                              Manufacturing data dominates the news cycle today.

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                                Best Leveraged ETFs of First Half of 2017

                                Inside the top five leveraged ETFs of the first half of 2017.

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                                  AWS 6/30: Last Day of Q2 Brings Econ Data

                                  Both Europe and the U.S. announce econ data

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                                    AWS 6/29: Banks Increase Dividends

                                    After passing the stress test, big banks increased dividends and share repurchase programs.

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                                      Play These Inverse ETFs if Markets Turn Rocky

                                      With several analysts adopting a cautious stance on the stock market, investors may short key U.S. indices via ETFs.

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                                        AWS 6/28: Ransomware, the Fed, and Oil

                                        Another ransomware cyber-attack impacted companies across the globe.

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                                          AWS 6/27: Central Bank Speeches and Google

                                          EU fines Google $2.7 billion

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                                            AWS 6/26: International news, Durable Goods, and the Fed

                                            Durable goods orders fell by -1.1% in May

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                                              AWS 6/23: Banks, Qatar Airways, and Economic News

                                              Existing home sales bounce back.

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                                                On Jobless Claims and Healthcare Reform

                                                A morning read of 241K initial jobless claims joins the unveiling of the Senate's new healthcare bill later today.

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                                                  Housing Starts & Permits Disappoint

                                                  The 1.092 million seasonally adjusted annualized starts fell below the 1.2 million anticipated, whereas expectation for permits of 1.172 million came up short at 1.156 million.