• NYSE

    State Street SPDR Dow Jones Industrial A   (DIA)
    		week ending
    Friday Mar 27, 2026         		   
    Trend
    Indicator
     
    Weak Bullish Trend. The closing price is below the lower limit of the 13-week MA envelope. This indicates that the short-term bullish trend is weakening, and will ultimately result in a Bearish Crossover unless the stock's price can recover above the 13-week MA envelope. Trading implication: generally still considered positive in terms of holding, although it can be a strong exit signal. At the minimum, this alert calls for a review of the holding. 
     
    Trend
    Counters
    Trend/Category
    3/ 36
    weeks in
    Relative
    Strength
    13-wk Current Wk
    101           +
    vs. S&P500
    Volume
    Indicator
     

    n/a
     
    Trading Stats for the Week

    $US

    Close

    451.39

    Range

    450.49 - 467.24

    1 week %change

    -1.0%

    13 week %change

    -7.3%

    13 week MA

    483.31

    40 week MA

    468.29

    52-week range

    366.32 - 505.30

    Share Volume

    40,408,200

    Relative Volume

    45.3%

    Total traded value

    $18,239,857,398

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