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Index rebalances often trigger short-term buying by funds tracking the Dow, creating modest upside for added components. Alphabet's inclusion boosts megacap tech weighting and could attract ETF inflows; historical rebalances have shown limited multi-percent moves but noticeable daily volume shifts around announcements.
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Alphabet will replace Verizon in the Dow Jones Industrial Average ahead of Monday's trading, increasing megacap tech representation in the blue-chip index. The change could attract passive flows into Alphabet from Dow-linked funds, potentially providing modest near-term upside, while Honeywell's spin-off remains outside the index.
Alphabet to replace Verizon in the Dow before Monday's open.
Honeywell remains; spin-off Honeywell Aerospace not in the Dow.
Index rebalance could lift passive demand for Alphabet from Dow trackers.
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