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How Companies Fare After Being Kicked Out Of—Or Added To—The Dow

FYI: (This is a follow-up article.)
Managers at most U.S. publicly traded companies would likely give their eye teeth to have their companies’ shares added to the venerable Dow Jones Industrial Average, which first was published in its current form in 1896.

Recent history, however, suggests that stocks exiting the index do better one year after their removal than those that were added.
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Ted
https://www.barrons.com/articles/how-companies-fare-after-being-kicked-outor-addedto-the-dow-1529534367?mod=hp_RTA&mod=article_inline&mod=hp_highlight_2

MarketWatch Article:
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/why-walgreens-not-ge-could-suffer-the-curse-of-the-dow-2018-06-20/print
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