3M - MMM
Alcoa - AA
Atria - MO
AIG - AIG
Amex - AXP
AT&T - T
Boeing - BA
Cat - CAT
Citi - C
Coke - KO
Dupont - DD
Exxon - XOM
GE - GE
GM - GM
Hewlett Packard - HPQ
Home Depot - HD
Honeywell - HON
Intel - INTC
JP Morgan - JPM
Johnson and Johnson - JNJ
McDonalds - MCD
Merck - MRK
Microsoft - MSFT
Pfizer - PFE
Procter and Gamble - PG
United Tech - UTX
Verizon - VZ
WalMart - WMT
Walt Disney - DIS
In the past ten years, the following were replaced - Goodyear, Chevron, Sears, Union Carbide, Travlers (bought by Citi), Allied Signal (bought by Honeywell), International Paper, and Eastman Kodak. I know in the early 90s Bethlehem Steel and Woolworth were also some of the components. Somewhere on the web I'm sure there's a great chart that shows the history of all of the components.
2006-10-22 04:52:48
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answered by Chris R 1
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General Motors, McDonald's, Citigroup, Walmart,Molson's, Microsoft, Magna International, Alcoa, American Int'l Group, Altria, 3M Corporation,Boing, Caterpillar, Walt Disney,Merck, Verizon Communications, Proctor and Gamble, Coca Cola, Home Depot, Intel, Exxon Mobile, Hewitt Packard, Pfizer,Honeywell, E. I. Dupont de Nemous,
International Business Machines, JP Morgan, Johnson and Johnson, SBC Communications, United Technologies
2006-10-22 15:29:42
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answered by suncat 1
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goto yahoo finance. Get Quote for DIA which is the ETF for DOW. And than look at holdings it will give you full list. Just for fun I will try to name all. Alcoa, Altria, IBM, Intel, Microsoft, Morgan Stanley, Merrill Lynch, Citigroup, Caterpillar, GM, Hewlet Packard, United Technologies, Proctor Gamble, JNJ, AIG, Exxon, Boeing, MMM, US Steel, Merck, Pfizer, Coke, JP Morgan, Verizon, Wal mart, Honeywell, Dupont , Mcdonalds, AT&T, Disney and Home Depot. That is 31 so US Steel may not be right.
2006-10-22 11:37:52
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answered by David S 1
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You have best source here:-
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/cp?s=%5EDJI
Regards
2006-10-23 21:53:11
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answered by Azher 1
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