Answers

 From the McDermott Library website, click on the Databases tile:

Next, click on the letter W.

Scroll down to click on the third choice for Wall Street Journal in the list.

Enter your SSO (NetID and Password).

 

In Wall Street Journal (https://www.wsj.com/), hover on Markets & Finance under The Wall Street Journal logo:

Next, click on Market Data Home on the right. In Market Data, select Stocks, the date range up to three years, and the Index.

To see all stock indexes, click on Stocks then click View Stocks Page:

 

To navigate to the full list of corporations, click on Stocks and All Companies:

All Companies:

It is possible to also search by corporation name or ticker. Click the search icon on the right then enter the ticker symbol or corporation name:

 

 

Additional Searches

NOTE: You can also click on any stock market symbol in the upper toolbar above The Wall Street Journal logo.

Included are these and more:

Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA)

Standard & Poor’s 500 (S&P 500)

National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations (NASDAQ)

Small Cap U.S. Stock Market Index (Russell 2000)

United Stated Treasury Bond Yield (U.S. 10 Yr.)

Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) Volatility Index (VIX)

 

Click the arrow on the right to see others: 

For example, click on Dow in the chart. This option will navigate to the Dow Jones Industrial Average Index’s overview.

The available date range goes back to 1980 up to the present date. Click on the dropdown for ALL to select the dates:

 

Scroll to find the indexing on recent top corporations:

 

Click on a corporation’s name to navigate to their overview, and select a date range beginning in the 1980’s:

Available date range go back to 1980.

 

Results can be downloaded  to a spreadsheet:

  

For more help, see the Industry & Business Research guide for alternate resources and subject specialist contact information.