Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) Stocks

All 30 blue-chip companies in the DJIA. Compare prices, valuations, dividends, and performance metrics.

All Stocks

30 stocks in the Dow Jones Industrial Average. Click column headers to sort.

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1	NVDA	NVIDIA Corporation	Technology	$223.47	$5.39T	$215.94B	$120.07B	$4.90	151.75M
2	AAPL	Apple Inc.	Technology	$302.25	$4.40T	$451.44B	$122.58B	$8.26	45.93M
3	MSFT	Microsoft Corporation	Technology	$421.06	$3.11T	$318.27B	$125.22B	$16.79	34.87M
4	AMZN	Amazon.com, Inc.	—	$265.01	$2.82T	$742.78B	$90.80B	$8.37	46.61M
5	WMT	Walmart Inc.	Consumer Staples	$130.85	$1.08T	$713.16B	$21.89B	$2.73	16.79M
6	JPM	JPMorgan Chase & Co.	—	$301.98	$804.36B	$180.72B	$58.19B	$21.12	8.10M
7	V	Visa Inc.	—	$330.75	$706.35B	$43.03B	$22.24B	$10.27	7.26M
8	JNJ	Johnson & Johnson	Healthcare	$229.32	$562.40B	$96.36B	$21.04B	$8.65	7.74M
9	CSCO	Cisco Systems, Inc.	—	$114.35	$460.02B	$59.05B	$11.08B	$2.77	23.08M
10	CAT	Caterpillar Inc.	—	$872.56	$400.66B	$70.75B	$9.43B	$20.09	2.46M
11	CVX	Chevron Corporation	—	$191.33	$391.72B	$185.89B	$11.01B	$5.75	10.24M
12	UNH	UnitedHealth Group Incorporated	Healthcare	$383.30	$354.21B	$449.71B	$12.04B	$13.24	7.86M
13	KO	The Coca-Cola Company	—	$81.55	$353.40B	$49.22B	$13.81B	$3.20	14.14M
14	PG	The Procter & Gamble Company	Consumer Staples	$142.44	$341.45B	$86.72B	$16.65B	$6.85	8.52M
15	HD	The Home Depot, Inc.	—	$310.58	$300.93B	$159.10B	$12.34B	$12.40	4.45M
16	GS	The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc.	—	$982.12	$286.05B	$60.45B	$17.84B	$56.90	1.98M
17	MRK	Merck & Co., Inc.	—	$113.00	$282.40B	$65.77B	$8.94B	$3.58	8.99M
18	AXP	American Express Company	—	$309.82	$212.19B	$67.56B	$11.22B	$16.23	3.21M
19	IBM	International Business Machines Corporation	—	$225.00	$211.68B	$68.91B	$10.75B	$11.32	6.51M
20	MCD	McDonald's Corporation	Consumer Discretionary	$280.27	$201.17B	$26.89B	$8.56B	$11.95	3.77M
21	VZ	Verizon Communications Inc.	—	$47.82	$200.99B	$139.15B	$17.34B	$4.10	23.52M
22	DIS	The Walt Disney Company	Communication Services	$104.08	$183.41B	$95.72B	$12.25B	$6.79	8.56M
23	AMGN	Amgen Inc.	—	$331.57	$179.93B	$37.22B	$7.80B	$14.38	2.67M
24	BA	The Boeing Company	—	$222.20	$175.92B	$92.18B	$2.27B	$2.98	6.77M
25	CRM	Salesforce, Inc.	Technology	$180.10	$171.53B	$41.52B	$7.46B	$7.78	13.13M
26	HON	Honeywell International Inc.	—	$217.39	$138.63B	$36.76B	$4.10B	$6.42	3.89M
27	MMM	3M Company	Industrials	$149.78	$79.58B	$25.02B	$2.79B	$5.18	3.97M
28	SHW	The Sherwin-Williams Company	Materials	$307.70	$74.19B	$23.94B	$2.60B	$10.43	1.91M
29	TRV	The Travelers Companies, Inc.	Financials	$306.96	$66.73B	$48.94B	$7.60B	$33.83	1.42M
30	NKE	NIKE, Inc.	Consumer Discretionary	$44.19	$62.85B	$46.52B	$2.25B	$1.52	21.00M

About the Dow Jones Industrial Average

The DJIA, established in 1896, is the oldest U.S. stock market index. Unlike market-cap-weighted indices like the S&P 500, the Dow is price-weighted—higher-priced stocks have more influence regardless of company size. The 30 constituents are selected by Wall Street Journal editors to represent the American economy.

Index Details

Constituents: 30 companies
Weighting: Price-weighted
Inception: May 26, 1896
Primary ETF: DIA (0.16% expense ratio)

Sector Coverage

Technology & Software
Financials & Banking
Healthcare & Pharma
Consumer & Retail
Industrials & Energy

Historical Performance

Average annual return: ~9-10% including dividends
Dividend yield: ~2-2.5% (higher than S&P 500)
Milestones: 1,000 (1972), 10,000 (1999), 30,000 (2020)

Frequently Asked Questions About the Dow Jones

What is the Dow Jones Industrial Average?

The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) is a stock market index that tracks 30 large, publicly traded blue-chip companies in the United States. Created in 1896 by Charles Dow, it is the oldest and one of the most widely recognized stock market indices in the world.

How many stocks are in the Dow Jones?

The Dow Jones contains exactly 30 blue-chip stocks, selected by the editors of The Wall Street Journal. Companies are chosen to represent the overall U.S. economy across major industries excluding transportation and utilities, which have their own Dow sub-indices.

How is the Dow Jones weighted?

Unlike the S&P 500 (market-cap weighted), the Dow Jones is price-weighted — stocks with higher share prices have more influence on the index. This means a $1 move in a $300 stock impacts the Dow more than a $1 move in a $50 stock, regardless of company size.

How can I invest in the Dow Jones?

The primary ETF tracking the Dow Jones is DIA (SPDR Dow Jones Industrial Average ETF Trust) with an expense ratio of 0.16%. DIA has been available since 1998 and pays monthly dividends. Investors can also buy all 30 individual Dow stocks directly.