List of OEX stocks

Discussion in 'Index Futures' started by oneway, Apr 18, 2002.

  1. oneway

    oneway

    I am looking for list of OEX stocks and cant find a list on S&P's site nor anywhere else for that matter.

    I would like look at the top ten or twenty OEX stocks and see if there is a corralation that can be utilized in my ES trades...

    Does anyone have a site or list they can share?

    Thanks in advance

    SW
     
  2. lpo

    lpo

  3. oneway

    oneway

    There is nothing at CBOE that I could find...

    I cant believe that this information isnt everywhere....
     
  4. Banjo

    Banjo

  5. Josh_B

    Josh_B

  6. oneway

    oneway

    Bingo Josh.....thank you so much.....
     
  7. oneway

    oneway

    Top 15 OEX dogs in descending order

    GE
    MSFT
    XOM
    WMT
    C
    PFE
    INTC
    JNJ
    AIG
    IBM
    MRK
    KO
    SBC
    CSCO
    VZ

    or

    General Electric
    Microsoft Corp.
    Exxon Mobil Corp.
    Wal-Mart Stores
    Citigroup Inc.
    Pfizer, Inc.
    Intel Corp.
    Johnson & Johnson
    American Int'l. Group
    International Bus. Machines
    Merck & Co.
    Coca Cola Co.
    SBC Communications Inc.
    Cisco Systems
    Verizon Communications
     
  8. S&P 100 Index Alphabetical List
    effective after the close 02/25/02

    AES AES Corp. HON Honeywell Int'l. Inc.
    AOL AOL Time Warner Inc. INTC Intel Corp.
    T AT&T Corp. IBM International Bus. Machines
    AA Alcoa Inc. IP International Paper
    ATI Allegheny Technologies Inc. JPM J.P. Morgan Chase & Co.
    AEP American Electric Power JNJ Johnson & Johnson
    AXP American Express LEH Lehman Bros. Hldgs.
    AIG American Int'l. Group LTD Limited, Inc.
    AMGN Amgen LU Lucent Technologies
    BUD Anheuser-Busch MAY May Dept. Stores
    AVP Avon Products MCD McDonald's Corp.
    BHI Baker Hughes MEDI MedImmune Inc.
    ONE Bank One Corp. MDT Medtronic Inc.
    BAC Bank of America Corp. MRK Merck & Co.
    BAX Baxter International Inc. MER Merrill Lynch
    BDK Black & Decker Corp. MSFT Microsoft Corp.
    BA Boeing Company MMM Minn. Mining & Mfg.
    BCC Boise Cascade MWD Morgan Stanley, Dean Witter & Co.
    BMY Bristol-Myers Squibb NXTL NEXTEL Communications
    BNI Burlington North.Santa Fe Corp. NSM National Semiconductor
    CI CIGNA Corp. NSC Norfolk Southern Corp.
    CPB Campbell Soup NT Nortel Networks Corp. Hldg. Co.
    CSCO Cisco Systems ORCL Oracle Corp.
    C Citigroup Inc. PEP PepsiCo Inc.
    CCU Clear Channel Communications PFE Pfizer, Inc.
    KO Coca Cola Co. PHA Pharmacia Corp.
    CL Colgate-Palmolive MO Philip Morris
    CSC Computer Sciences Corp. PG Procter & Gamble
    DAL Delta Air Lines RSH RadioShack Corp.
    DOW Dow Chemical RTN Raytheon Co.
    DD Du Pont (E.I.) ROK Rockwell Automation, Inc.
    EMC EMC Corp. SLE Sara Lee Corp.
    EK Eastman Kodak SBC SBC Communications
    EP El Paso Corp. SLB Schlumberger Ltd.
    ETR Entergy Corp. S Sears, Roebuck & Co.
    EXC Exelon Corp. SO Southern Co.
    XOM Exxon Mobil Corp. TXN Texas Instruments
    FDX FedEx Corporation TOY Toys R Us Hldg. Cos.
    F Ford Motor (New) TYC Tyco International
    GD General Dynamics USB U.S. Bancorp
    GE General Electric UIS Unisys Corp.
    GM General Motors UTX United Technologies
    G Gillette Co. VZ Verizon Communications
    HCA HCA-The Healthcare Company VIA.B Viacom Inc.
    HAL Halliburton Co. WMT Wal-Mart Stores
    HET Harrah's Entertainment DIS Walt Disney Co. (The)
    HIG Hartford Financial Svc.Gp. WFC Wells Fargo & Co. (New)
    HNZ Heinz (H.J.) WY Weyerhaeuser Corp.
    HWP Hewlett-Packard WMB Williams Cos.
    HD Home Depot XRX Xerox Corp.
     
  9. The best resource for finding sectors and or specific equities which have a high correlation with the ES is to go to www.ivolatility.com and look at the correlated issues to the SP 500...As of mid-March, the highest correlated issues were WFC(Wells Fargo), C(Citigroup), MSFT, BAC(Bank of America)...At that time, the BKX was the most closely correlated sector index to the SP 500...

    These things are constantly changing, but for the past several months, financials have been the sector that has kept the index from collapsing..