SPDR Dow Jones Industrial Average ETF · DIA
etfLast updated: February 26, 2026
Money flow in SPDR Dow Jones Industrial Average ETF is balanced, with neither strong accumulation nor distribution. The Flow & Accumulation Score reads 57/100 — a neutral reading with no clear directional bias. The broader trend remains positive, with the Trend & Momentum Score at 61/100, though not at its strongest. The Risk Profile Score sits at 70/100, reflecting a reasonable return-to-risk balance.
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Where is money flowing?
VWAP: Above 50d ($491.31) and 200d ($466.22)
Money flow in SPDR Dow Jones Industrial Average ETF is neutral. The Flow & Accumulation Score reads 57/100 — neither buyers nor sellers are dominating, and capital commitment is balanced. Chaikin Money Flow at 0.09 is marginally positive, with On-Balance Volume flat — there is no strong conviction from either buyers or sellers at present.
What is the trend?
| MA Period | Value | Price vs MA | Distance |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10-day | 494.27 | Above | +0.1% |
| 21-day | 494.65 | Above | +0.0% |
| 50-day | 490.72 | Above | +0.8% |
| 100-day | 480.00 | Above | +3.1% |
| 200-day | 459.49 | Above | +7.7% |
The trend in SPDR Dow Jones Industrial Average ETF is positive. The Trend & Momentum Score reads 61/100, with price above the key 50-day and 200-day moving averages — the intermediate and long-term trend structure is intact.
Is momentum building or fading?
Short-term momentum is fading even as the longer-term trend remains positive. The 10-day rate of change has turned negative (-1.3%) while the 63-day (6.8%) remains positive — a pattern that often signals a pullback within an uptrend. RSI at 52 sits near the midline — momentum is essentially neutral, with neither buyers nor sellers showing clear dominance.
How extended is this move?
Price is 0.8% above the 50-day moving average — a mild extension within the normal range (26th percentile of its historical range). There is no significant stretch to flag. Bollinger Band %B at 0.50 places price near the middle of its recent range — neither stretched to the upside nor oversold to the downside. Bollinger Bandwidth has compressed to 0.034 — volatility is unusually low, a condition often referred to as a squeeze. Historically, periods of compressed volatility tend to precede significant moves in one direction.
Where are the key levels?
$503.82 – $506.78
$453.08 – $463.91
The strongest support zone is $453 — $464, 7% below current price, where 5 independent signals converge — major swing at $455, double bottom at $456, major swing at $458, volume POC at $462, and 1 other signal. The nearest resistance reference is $504 — $507, 2% above — intermediate swing at $505. The volume profile shows the highest activity around $462 (Point of Control), with the 70% value area spanning $440 to $496. Price is within 2% of the 52-week high at $505.
How does this compare?
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What risk am I taking?
The risk-return profile of SPDR Dow Jones Industrial Average ETF is good. The Risk Profile Score reads 70/100 — the return adequately compensates for the risk involved, with no major red flags in the drawdown or volatility metrics. The 1-year Sortino Ratio of 0.9 is acceptable — returns have been reasonable relative to the downside experienced. The largest drawdown over the past year was -14.0%.
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Direction Assessment
Confirmed uptrend with capital inflow
Uptrend without volume support
Capital flowing in, trend not yet established
Downtrend with capital outflow
Good risk/reward. Standard positioning appropriate.
The combined signal is neutral. With trend at 61/100 and flow at 57/100, neither dimension provides a clear directional reading — the asset is in a transitional or range-bound state. The Risk Profile Score at 70/100 sits in unremarkable territory — in a neutral directional environment, the risk metrics become important for sizing decisions.
Conclusion
SPDR Dow Jones Industrial Average ETF is in a transitional phase. The data does not support a strong directional view — indicators are mixed, and the asset could resolve in either direction. No single indicator is at an extreme — the readings are within normal ranges across the framework, which itself is informative. These scores update daily as new data arrives. Flipside does not predict what happens next — it shows what is happening now, grounded in the data.