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What blue chip stocks are there?

Definition: Blue chip refers to the company's stock with good operating performance and stable and high cash dividend payment, which is usually called "blue chip". Blue chip refers to long-term stable growth, large-scale and traditional industrial and financial stocks.

In the stock market, investors refer to the shares of large companies that occupy an important leading position in their respective industries, with excellent performance, active trading and rich dividends as blue chips.

General blue chips can be divided into: first-line blue chips, second-line blue chips, blue chips with excellent performance, and blue chips with large market.

First-tier blue chip: refers to stocks with stable performance, large turnover and large total share capital, that is, stocks with great power. Generally speaking, the price of such stocks is not too high, but the mass base is good.

Second-tier blue-chip companies: the market value, industry status and popularity are slightly lower than the above-mentioned first-tier blue-chip companies, compared with several first-tier blue-chips.

Blue-chip stocks with excellent performance: the stocks of companies with excellent performance, rich dividends and steady growth are recognized in the industry. "Excellent performance" refers to the stock with the best performance ranking.

Blue chips: companies that are in the leading position in the industry and can have considerable influence on their securities markets, such as Cheung Kong and Hutchison Whampoa in Hong Kong; IBM is in America; Lloyd, England, etc. It can bring the reputation of "blue chip". Blue-chip stocks are the ones with large market value. There are also some blue chips in China, such as Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, China Petroleum and China Petrochemical.