The Dow-Jones Industrial Average has historically consisted of high quality stocks that were considered to be:

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The Dow-Jones Industrial Average is made up of blue-chip stocks, which are stocks of large, well-established companies with a history of consistent earnings and dividend payments. The term "blue-chip" refers to the highest value gambling chips in a casino, and is used to describe companies with a reputation for financial stability and reliability.

The Dow-Jones Industrial Average Has Historically Consisted of High Quality