Stock Market Index Charts - Australian and U.S.

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All Ordinaries

These are bar charts with indicators attached. Only one indicator is shown to maximise the readability of the chart.

Long Term Charts
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The Ords in P&F format - 10 point x 3 Last update: February 3

The Dow - Daily Bar Chart Last update: January 27

The Nasdaq Daily Bar Chart Last update: January 27

The S&P 500 Daily Bar Chart Last update: January 27

The Dow and the Nikkei - P&F format Last update: January 27

The Dow - Semi-Log Bar Chart - From 1987 Last update: January 27 (Weekly chart)

The Dow - Semi-Log Bar Chart - From 1974 Last update: December 30, 2011 (Monthly chart)

 

The All Ordinaries Index The All Ordinaries Index is the Australian equivalent of the Dow, the Nikkei Dow, or the FT-100. It is made up of the major stocks on the Australian Stock Exchange - both industrial and resource stocks. While the Ords goes back many decades, the modern index was instituted on December 31, 1979 at a base of 500 points. Its history since then is as follows.

All numbers are from the "modern" Ords
which began on December 31, 1979.

	All Time Low	July 8, 1982	443
	1987 High	September 21, 1987	2305
	1987 Low	November 11, 1987	50.11% below 1987 high at 1150
	All Time High (ATH)	November 1, 2007	6853
	Present Level	February 3, 2012	36.96% below ATH at 4320

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