Significant levels on the Dow

Significant Levels On The Dow
December 6, 1974	577	The last Bear Market bottom
July 12, 1976	1011	Highest point between Jan '73 and Oct. '82
August 12, 1982	776	The start of the "Reagan Bull"
August 25, 1987	2722	The 1987 high
October 19, 1987	1738	The (508 point) crash of 1987
February 2, 1994	3975	The top of the post 1987 crash recovery
November 23, 1994	3674	The start of the Clinton "super bull"
March 29, 1999	10006	The first Dow close above 10000
January 14, 2000	11723	The "Clinton bull" high
March 17, 2000	10630	The biggest one day gain (499 points)
March 20, 2001	9720	Dow closes below previous year low - first time since 1982
Sept 11-14, 2001	9605	Terrorist attack - Dow closed for four days
Sept 17, 2000	8920	The biggest one day fall (685 points)
Sept. 21, 2001	8235	Dow's second worst week ever -14.26%
Dec 31, 2001	10021	Dow up 21.7% from Sept. 21 low but down 7.2% on the year
July 23, 2002	7702	Low close of break below post 9/11 low.
Sept 30, 2002	7591	New 2002 low - All treasury yields (except 30-year bond) at 2002 lows.
Oct 9, 2002	7286	New 2002 low - Dow down 37.8% from Jan 14, 2000 all time high.
Oct 31, 2002	8397	Dow up 806 points (10.6%) for Oct. First "up" month since March.
Nov 6, 2002	8771	Fed cuts rates for first time since Dec. 2001 - 0.50% - Fed Funds 1.25% - Discount 0.75%
Dec 31, 2002	8341	Dow down 16.8% for 2002. First three consecutive year loss since 1939-41
May 23, 2003	8601	Senate passes bill raising the Treasury debt limit by $US 984 Billion to $US 7.384 TRILLION
June 25, 2003	9011	Fed cuts rates by 0.25% to a post 1958 low of 1.00%
Dec 31, 2003	10453	Dow up 25.32% in 2003 - Dollar down 14.67% in 2003
October 3, 2006	11727	Dow exceeds its January 14, 2000 high of 11723
October 9, 2007	14164	New all time high on the Dow
July 2, 2008	11215	Dow closes more than 20% below its Oct. 2007 high - bear market