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Does anyone know where to find index component list for us sectors like:

 

DJUSAE - Aerospace US Dow Jones

DJUSAF - Air Freight US Dow Jones

DJUSAR - Airlines US Dow Jones

etc..

 

I found a list of these sectors but couldn't find what they consist of exactly.

 

Thanks

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Thanks for the quick answer. iShares has info about their own funds I'm not so sure that it has exactly the same components as the DJ index itself.

 

http://www.djindexes.com/mdsidx/downloads/xlspages/vendor_codes/DJW_vendor_codes.xls

 

In this excel you can find all dj us indicies under "(39) Sectors" and am searching for their components. I'm wondering why this information is so hidden I can't find it easily.. charts and historical data is available everywhere, but you can't find index components..

 

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Does anyone know where to find index component list for us sectors like:

 

DJUSAE - Aerospace US Dow Jones

DJUSAF - Air Freight US Dow Jones

DJUSAR - Airlines US Dow Jones

etc..

 

I found a list of these sectors but couldn't find what they consist of exactly.

 

Thanks

 

Hi farkasb,

 

These are the components to Aerospace, Telechart doesn't include the other listing. :confused:

 

DJUSAE - Aerospace US Dow Jones

BEAV

ATK

AH

UIC

BA

CRDN

PCP

UTX

LLL

TASR

COL

LMT

RTN

CW

FLIR

GD

ESL

NOC

GY

MANT

TGI

DRS

MOG.A

AVL

ORB

AIR

CUB

TDY

HXL

GR

HEIA

EDO

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Took me hours to find this....so I must share.

 

The system for ranking is actually known as "Industry Classification Benchmark" - ICB. This a product of Dow Jones:

 

"Dow Jones Indexes and FTSE together offer a definitive classification system called the Industry Classification Benchmark (ICB). The system is supported by the ICB Universe Database, which contains over 60,000 companies and 65,000 securities worldwide from the FTSE and Dow Jones universes. The coverage makes the database a comprehensive tool for global sector analysis."

 

ICB Product Info

 

They have a system for classification - take a look at the pdfs at the above address. The following file has a breakout of all stocks and classifies them according to this benchmark.

 

http://www.nyse.com/indexes/nyaindex.csv

 

I am looking beyond this index for EFTs to match the ICB Sector List. Any help here would be appreciated.

 

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