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The California Index is a price-weighted Index that is specifically designed to more accurately measure the performance of California’s economy than traditional economic indicators like the DOW Jones, NASDAQ Composite or S&P 500 have in the past. The businesses listed on the Index are not only the “cream of the crop” thanks to their certification by both the NYSE and NASDAQ, but just as importantly, are headquartered right here in California, which shows their dedication to their California home. Finally, the California Index is designed to provide consumers with business and political information that will help consumers find safe and secure investments that will not only benefit themselves and their families, but the State of California.
The California Index (TCI) 1/27/12 - The TCI Beats All Indexes - Posts $61.42 GAIN - DOW & S&P FALL $74.17 & $2.10 Each
- 1/27/12 – The TCI closed the day at $10,589.04 for a net GAIN of $61.42 on the day
- 1/23/12 – 1/27/12 - The TCI started the week at 10,232.08 and closed 1/27/12 at 10,589.04, for a net GAIN on the week of $356.95
- 1/3/12 – 1/27/12 - the Index opened the New Year at $9892.50 and closed on 1/26 /12 at 10, 527.59 , for a net increase on the year of $696.54.
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January 2012
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December 2011
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November 2011
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October 2011
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13 Winning days
5 Losing days
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10 winning days
11 losing days
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8 winning days
13 losing days
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13 winning days
8 losing days
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Index opened at $9892.50
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Index opened at $10,034.04
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Index opened at $10,152.57
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Index opened at $8987.61
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- 1/17/12 - 1/20/12 – To start a short week, the TCI opened at $9986.10 and closed UP on Tuesday at $10030.18. On Wednesday, the Index closed at $10,199.87. On Thursday, the Index closed at $10,379.29. On Friday the Index closed at 10,232.08 for a net increase on the week of $245.98
- 1/9/12 – 1/13/12 – The TCI, gained $39.12 on Monday and $102.03 on Tuesday for a 2 day INCREASE of $141.15. Wednesday, the Index closed at 10022.63 for a net increase of $44.39 on the day and $185.54 on the week. On Thursday, the Index closed UP $29.52 for a net increase on the week of $215.06 on the week. The Index ended the week on a “downer” as it lost $65.77 to close the week UP $75.38
- 1/3/12 – 1/6/12 - The TCI opened the New Year at $9892.50 and closed the week out at 10,013.56 for a net GAIN of $13.19 on the week
- 12/27/11 – The TCI opened Monday Tuesday morning after Christmas at 10,028.72 and closed on 12/30/11 at $9943.96 for a net LOSS of $84.76
- 12/19/11 – 12/23/11 - The TCI opened Monday Morning at 9741.28 and closed Friday at $10,026.84 for a net GAIN of $285.56 on the week
- 12/12/11 –12/16/11 The TCI opened the week at $10,130.42 and closed Friday at $9746.40 for a net LOSS of $384.02
- 12/5/11 – 12/9/11 - The Index opened Monday morning at $10,002.01 and closed Friday afternoon at $10,130.44 for a net GAIN of $128.43 on the week
- 12/1/11 – 12/2/11 - The TCI opened 12/2011 at 10,034.04 & closed 12/2/11 at 10,014.19 for a net GAIN of $19.85
- 11/28/11 – 12/2/11 - 11 – The California Index opened the week at $9282.17 and closed the week at $10005.46 for a net LOSS of $723.29
- 11/1/11 - 11/30/11: The California Index opened November at 10,152.57 and closed the month at 10034.04 for a net LOSS of $118.53 in one of the markets wildest months on record
- 11/28/11 – 11/30/11 – The California Index opened the week at $9282.17 and closed Wednesday at $10034.04 for a net GAIN of $751.87
- 11/21/11 – 11/25/11 - The California Index opened the week at 9840.65. It ended the week at 9282.17. In Pre and Post Thanks Giving trading, the Index was DOWN $559.48 on the week
- The Dow Jones industrial average .DJI was down 74.17 points, or 0.58 percent, at 12,660.46
- The Standard & Poor's 500 Index .SPX was down 2.11 points, or 0.16 percent, at 1,316.32
- The Nasdaq Composite Index .IXIC was up 11.27 points, or 0.40 percent, at 2,816.55
- The Dow posted its first weekly loss this year, hurt Friday as Chevron Corp (CVX.N) announced earnings that were below Wall Street's estimates
- Chevron, the No. 2 U.S. oil company, fell 2.5 percent to $103.96 and was the biggest drag on the Dow
- For the week, the Dow fell 0.5 percent, the S&P was up 0.1 percent and the Nasdaq rose 1.1 percent
- Network equipment makers Juniper Networks Inc (JNPR.N) and Riverbed Technologies Inc (RVBD.O) gave first-quarter outlooks after the close Thursday that were below expectations. Juniper fell 3 percent to $21.69 while Riverbed slid 18.3 percent to $24.45
- About 6.6 billion shares exchanged hands on the New York Stock Exchange, NYSE Amex and Nasdaq on Tuesday.
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- California Supreme Court denies challenge of Senate maps- Sacramento Bee