DJIA
The Dow Jones Industrial Average’s total dividend yield of its 30 component stocks. It is computed by adding the dividends of all 30 stocks, dividing it by the price-weighted DJIA index value, and considering the Dow multiplier. Investors in general use this yield as a trading indicator; yields below 3\% indicate selling signal while yields over 6\% denote a buying signal.
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