As of this past week (February 11, 2025), both the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) and its component stocks have seen value in motion. Investors will keenly observe these developments. Here is a look at key DJIA stocks that may be keeping a close eye on today:
1. Home Depot (HD)
This shows that there is a positive trend as Home Depot is up to $ 1.5. The company is also building out a handle base, which is a technical pattern that traders commonly see as a sign of looming upside. Analysts expect 12% revenue growth in its next earnings report due late February. The growth is based on continued demand in the home makeover segment.
2. Axon Enterprise (AXON)
The company, known for its products for law enforcement, is trading near a cup base entry point, a bullish technical pattern. Though the stock came down 0.2% in the following hours, it still stands as an eyesore for many players, with its successful product portfolio and growing market share.
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3. CME Group (CME)
CME Group is shaping a cup base that could form a handle, offering possibly the best entry point for investors. The company’s earnings report is expected Wednesday when analysts forecast $2.45 per share on $1.51 billion in sales. As a major derivatives marketplace, CME’s results are viewed as a trendsetter for the broader financial sector.
4. TJX Companies (TJX)
TJX is nearing a buy point from a flat base, offering potential for investors. The company has found its space amid where the economy is heading with an off-price retail focus that appeals to consumers looking for deals.
5. Nvidia (NVDA)
Nvidia’s stock rose almost 3% after it joined a rally in chip stocks and further boosted the tech sector. Shares are climbing on positive sales reports from partner TSMC and positive analyst assessments. Ahead of Nvidia’s earnings report on Feb. 26, analysts updated their price target for the stock with a “tactical outperform” call of $190. Analysts suggest Nvidia stock could rise 30% and the consensus seems to lean on that side in regards to Nvidia’s footprint in the semiconductor world.
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6. McDonald’s (MCD)
The stock of McDonald’s is nearly 5 percent higher, which also has helped to propel the Dow. Its robust performance highlights the company’s resilience and adaptability in fast food.
7. JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM)
JPMorgan Chase, the biggest U.S. bank by assets, remains a prominent member of the DJIA. The price target is $226, which is a buy signal for the analysts due to the favorable fundamentals they observed as well as an organizational structure significantly upgraded compared to the previous one. Higher interest rates have boosted the bank’s net interest income and helped drive profitability. The investment banking unit has also done well as mergers and acquisitions, as well as initial public offerings, rose. There are still healthy levels of personal banking with increasing credit card processing and loan approvals. It is a strong stock within the DJIA due to JPMorgan’s healthy balance sheet and frequent dividends.
8. Johnson & Johnson (JNJ)
Analysts remain bullish on Johnson & Johnson with many setting price targets of between $175 and $215. Strength in global medical markets at the company has also been evident in its pharmaceutical and medical device segments. As new drugs come online (and are retained/ purchased), we are more confident in JNJ’s continued competitiveness. With steady earnings growth and dividend payments, Johnson & Johnson is one of the premier healthcare stocks in the DJIA index.
9. Visa Inc. (V)
Research analysts have assigned Visa “Buy” recommendations, with price expectations varying from $300 to $319. They broaden digital payment dominance with ever-increasing cashless transactions, e-commerce, and fintech alliances propelling revenues yearly. Visa’s coverage in the global market with room for further operational expansion is what makes it a growth stock within the folds of the DJIA.
10. Apple Inc. (AAPL)
Apple Inc. (not a DJIA component) carries substantial sway over overall market sentiment. Analysts have all set “Buy” ratings on the stock with price targets between $240 and $250 amid optimism around new product launches — such as new iPhones — as well as AI-inspired solutions and the Apple Vision Pro mixed-reality headset in the future. Today, we witnessed notable movements among the DJIA stocks, particularly in sectors such as technology, finance, and consumer goods. Investors should be sure to keep an eye on both technical indicators and fundamental analyses when eyeing these stocks in today’s market.
