Today's ADP jobs report shows May job growth was slower than expected, and slower than growth in April as well.
This is good news in terms of demonstrating economic strength, though not for those who'd like to see the Fed lower interest rates.
Investors who have embraced the "buy the dip" strategy in 2025 have been handsomely rewarded, with the S&P 500 delivering its strongest post-pullback returns in over three decades.
![]() DIA 3 months ago Paid | Monthly | $0.66 Per Share |
![]() DIA 4 months ago Paid | Monthly | $0.16 Per Share |
![]() DIA 5 months ago Paid | Monthly | $1.22 Per Share |
![]() DIA 6 months ago Paid | Monthly | $0.27 Per Share |
![]() DIA 7 months ago Paid | Monthly | $0.15 Per Share |
![]() DIA 3 months ago Paid | Monthly | $0.66 Per Share |
![]() DIA 4 months ago Paid | Monthly | $0.16 Per Share |
![]() DIA 5 months ago Paid | Monthly | $1.22 Per Share |
![]() DIA 6 months ago Paid | Monthly | $0.27 Per Share |
![]() DIA 7 months ago Paid | Monthly | $0.15 Per Share |
Asset Management Industry | Financial Services Sector | - CEO | LSE Exchange | US78467X1090 ISIN |
US Country | - Employees | - Last Dividend | - Last Split | - IPO Date |
The description provided indicates that the company in question operates as a Trust, specifically designed to mirror the performance of the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA). The DJIA is one of the most closely watched stock indices in the United States, comprising 30 significant stocks traded on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and the NASDAQ. This Trust's investment strategy revolves around holding a portfolio of stocks that exactly or substantially replicates the composition and weightings of the stocks in the DJIA, in accordance with the terms set out in its Trust Agreement. This strategy is aimed at providing investors with a straightforward way to gain exposure to the performance of some of the largest and most influential companies in the U.S. economy.
The main product offered by the Trust is its investment in a portfolio that mirrors the DJIA. This portfolio consists of all, or nearly all, of the component stocks found in the DJIA. These stocks are chosen based on their market capitalization, economic representation, and other factors deemed relevant by the index provider. The Trust's portfolio is managed to maintain the weightings of these components as close as possible to their weightings in the actual DJIA, aiming to replicate its performance.