The 5 Worst Performing Dow Stocks in Q1
Two energy giants, an industrial giant, a communications giant and the most heavily weighted of the Dow 30 stocks were the DJIA's worst performers in the first quarter.
Two energy giants, an industrial giant, a communications giant and the most heavily weighted of the Dow 30 stocks were the DJIA's worst performers in the first quarter.
Two tech giants, an aircraft manufacturer, a financial giant and a consumer discretionary stock led the Dow to a gain of 4.5% in the first quarter.
Retail and consumer product stocks were among the biggest first-quarter losers in the S&P 500 Index. But it was a communications firm that worst results in that time.
A wild quarter with some huge insider selling as the market constantly hit all-time highs closed Friday with very light insider action last week.
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The first quarter's top-performing stocks in the S&P 500 index included two pharmaceutical firms, an electricity generator, a video game maker and a media company.
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