Dow Jones Industrial Average Divisor Changes to 0.14904493

NEW YORK (Jun. 13, 2001) — Starting with Wednesday, June 13, stock market trading, the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the 65-stock Composite Average will be calculated with new divisors because of Johnson & Johnson’s 2-for-1 common stock split. As a result, the divisor for the 30 Industrials changes to 0.14904493 from 0.15369402 and the 65 stocks to 0.86650671 from 0.88218449.

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