Dow 40K - Wow

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I think the bigger worry is how close each of the indexes is. If Microsoft craters, they all nosedive! It’s all to intertwined!

S&P

1 Apple Inc. AAPL 6.87%
2 Microsoft Corp MSFT 6.69%
3 Nvidia Corp NVDA 5.77%
4 Amazon.com Inc AMZN 3.39%
5 Meta Platforms, Inc. Class A META 2.50%
6 Alphabet Inc. Class A GOOGL 2.13%
7 Alphabet Inc. Class C GOOG 1.79%
8 Berkshire Hathaway Class B BRK.B 1.75%
9 Eli Lilly & Co. LLY 1.51%
10 Broadcom Inc. AVGO 1.42%

Nasdaq 100

1 Apple Inc AAPL 9.14%
2 Microsoft Corp MSFT 8.33%
3 NVIDIA Corp NVDA 7.11%
4 Meta Platforms Inc META 4.98%
5 Broadcom Inc AVGO 4.90%
6 Amazon.com Inc AMZN 4.80%
7 Costco Wholesale Corp COST 2.70%
8 Tesla Inc TSLA 2.67%
9 Alphabet Inc GOOGL 2.65%
10 Alphabet Inc GOOG 2.56%

Dow

1 Unitedhealth Group Inc UNH 9.42653
2 Goldman Sachs Group Inc GS 8.086898
3 Microsoft Corp MSFT 6.703817
4 Home Depot Inc HD 5.79902
5 Caterpillar Inc CAT 5.596253
6 Amgen Inc AMGN 5.405305
7 Mcdonald S Corp MCD 4.514659
8 Visa Inc Class A Shares V 4.316886
9 Salesforce Inc CRM 4.147247
10 American Express Co AXP 3.887877
11 Apple Inc AAPL 3.551097
 
It's disturbing to see how little there is of American manufacturing in those groups.
 
Not much different for Canada, we have banks energy and railways instead of big tech.

It's actually scary how dependent we are on the Financial sector, it's just over 30% of the TSX, Energy comes in second at 17%.

TSX Top 10​

Royal Bank of Canada
Toronto-Dominion Bank
Enbridge Inc
Canadian Pacific Kansas City Limited
Canadian Natural Resources Limited
Shopify Inc.
Brookfield Corporation
Canadian National Railways
Constellation Software Inc.
Bank of Montreal
 
It's disturbing to see how little there is of American manufacturing in those groups.
They were a drag on the indices. I’m not sure how representative they are anymore but we sure like talking about their movements