Check the statements about stock indexes that are TRUE: a. The Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq all measure the same stocks but in different quantities.
b. Unlike individual company stocks, which can fall in value, stock indexes always go up in value.
c. If the S&P 500 goes up 12 points, that means each of the 500 stocks must have gone up 12 points.
d. Stock brokers and individual investors can use the indexes to get a sense of how the market is performing.
e. All countries trade on the same stock markets and, therefore, use the same 3 stock indexes to assess performance.