DJIA
The Daw Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) reports the average stock price of large, publicly-traded US companies. It tends to [blank] the state of the stock market as a whole. Though its name would [blank] you to believe the DJIA is made up of only [blank] companies, the DJIA, in fact, contains stacks across many "industries," not all of which are industrial. The businesses [blank] include finance, food, technology, retail, heavy equipment, oil, chemical, pharmaceutical, consumer goods, and entertainment.
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