Investors were moving away from tech stocks, and using that money to push other parts of the market to new records

Major stock indexes fell Friday as technology shares remained under pressure on AI bubble fears. The tech-heavy Nasdaq sank, and the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average pulled back from records.

Investors languished in the doldrums early this week, but once the Federal Reserve came to rescue with a rate cut equities rocketed upward.

As the benchmark pushes deeper into record territory, Seeking Alpha identified which Dow components currently earn the highest marks under its Quant Rating framework. Here are all 30 Dow stocks ranked by their Seeking Alpha Quant Ratings:

The Dow Jones Industrial Average got a boost to intraday record territory Thursday as investors piled into stocks that could benefit from an expanding economy. The Dow was up 0.9%, near 48,474, at last check,

The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed to another record on Friday as investors continued to rotate out of technology shares and into value-oriented sectors.

Below are the Dow’s top and bottom five performers so far in 2025 No. 1: Caterpillar ( CAT ), +72.6% YTD. No. 2: Goldman Sachs ( GS ), +59.9% YTD. No. 3: Johnson & Johnson ( JNJ ), +45% YTD. No. 4: IBM ( IBM ), +41% YTD. No. 5: Nvidia ( NVDA ), +34.2% YTD.

The blue-chip index fell 0.4%, dragged down by JPMorgan Chase shares, in a muted market ahead of the Fed’s rate decision. The S&P 500 slipped 0.1%, while the Nasdaq added 0.1%.

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