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Chris W. Rea
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That is a pretty exclusive club and for the most part they are not interested in highly volatile companies like Apple and Google. Sure, IBM is part of the DJIA, but that is about as stalwart as you can get these days.

The typical profile for a DJIA stock would be one that pays fairly predictable dividends, has been around since money was invented, and are not going anywhere unless the apocalypse really happens this year. In summary, DIJADJIA is the boring reliable company index.

That is a pretty exclusive club and for the most part they are not interested in highly volatile companies like Apple and Google. Sure, IBM is part of the DJIA, but that is about as stalwart as you can get these days.

The typical profile for a DJIA stock would be one that pays fairly predictable dividends, has been around since money was invented, and are not going anywhere unless the apocalypse really happens this year. In summary, DIJA is the boring reliable company index.

That is a pretty exclusive club and for the most part they are not interested in highly volatile companies like Apple and Google. Sure, IBM is part of the DJIA, but that is about as stalwart as you can get these days.

The typical profile for a DJIA stock would be one that pays fairly predictable dividends, has been around since money was invented, and are not going anywhere unless the apocalypse really happens this year. In summary, DJIA is the boring reliable company index.

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That'sThat is a pretty exclusive club and for the most part they aren'tare not interested in highly volatile companies like Apple and Google. Sure, IBM is part of tehthe DJIA, but that is about as stalwart as you can get these days.

The typical profile for a DIJADJIA stock would be one that pays fairly predictable dividends, has been around since money was invented, and aren'tare not going anywhere unless the apocalypse really happens this year. In summary, DIJA is the boring reliable company index.

That's a pretty exclusive club and for the most part they aren't interested in highly volatile companies like Apple and Google. Sure, IBM is part of teh DJIA, but that is about as stalwart as you can get these days.

The typical profile for a DIJA stock would be one that pays fairly predictable dividends, has been around since money was invented, and aren't going anywhere unless the apocalypse really happens this year. In summary, DIJA is the boring reliable company index.

That is a pretty exclusive club and for the most part they are not interested in highly volatile companies like Apple and Google. Sure, IBM is part of the DJIA, but that is about as stalwart as you can get these days.

The typical profile for a DJIA stock would be one that pays fairly predictable dividends, has been around since money was invented, and are not going anywhere unless the apocalypse really happens this year. In summary, DIJA is the boring reliable company index.

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That's a pretty exclusive club and for the most part they aren't interested in highly volatile companies like Apple and Google. Sure, IBM is part of teh DJIA, but that is about as stalwart as you can get these days.

The typical profile for a DIJA stock would be one that pays fairly predictable dividends, has been around since money was invented, and aren't going anywhere unless the apocalypse really happens this year. In summary, DIJA is the boring reliable company index.