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The main difference is in the blue chips.

Good performance is large in scale, while good performance stocks are not necessarily large in scale.

Expand the information 1. Outstanding stocks.

1. Outstanding stocks refer to companies with excellent performance and relatively stable performance. After a long period of hard work, these companies have strong comprehensive competitiveness and core competitiveness, have a high market share in the industry, form an advantage in business scale, steady growth in profits, and high market visibility.

2. Main features.

1) It has a high investment value.

The company has the advantages of capital, market, reputation, etc., and has a strong ability to withstand and adapt to various market changes, and the stock price of the excellent stock is generally relatively stable and shows a stage upward trend.

3. Generally speaking, after-tax profit per share.

It is in the middle and upper position among all listed companies, and the company's return on net assets after listing.

Significantly exceeding 10%** for three consecutive years is among the top performers. Therefore, for shareholders, high-performing stocks will have higher investment returns and investment value.

2. Blue chips.

1. In the market, investors call those large companies that occupy an important dominant position in their industries, have excellent performance, active transactions and generous dividends as blue chips.

2. Classification of blue chips.

1) Tier 1 blue chips.

Generally speaking, the recognized first-line blue chips refer to stable performance, large stock flow and total share capital, that is, large weight, this kind of stocks are generally speaking, the price is not too high, but the mass base is good. This kind of ** can play the role of four or two thousand pounds, and move the whole body.

This type of ** mainly includes: Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, Sinopec.

Kweichow Moutai, Minsheng Bank.

Vanke, Ping An Bank, Wuliangye.

Shanghai Pudong Development Bank, Poly Real Estate, Shandong**, Daqin Railway, etc. (2) Second-tier blue chips.

The second-tier blue chips generally referred to in the a** market refer to the first-tier blue-chip companies that are slightly inferior to the above-mentioned first-tier blue-chip companies in terms of market capitalization, industry status and popularity, and are relative to several first-tier blue-chips.

For example, Conch Cement, Yantai Wanhua, and Sany Heavy Industry.

Gezhouba, Guanghui shares, Zoomlion, Gree Electric Appliances.

Qingdao Haier, Midea Electric, Suning Electric, Yunnan Baiyao, Changyu, ZTE, etc., in fact, these companies are also well-known leading enterprises in the industry (if you look at them from the inside of the industry, they are the first-line blue chips in their respective industries).

3) Outstanding blue chip stocks Outstanding blue chips are words derived from the comparison of blue chip stocks, which have been recognized in the industry in the past as companies with excellent performance, generous dividends and stable growth, and "excellent performance" is selected from the perspective of performance rankings.

4) Blue chips.

3. How to determine blue chip stocks.

1. See whether the company has long-term stable growth, whether it is large, traditional industrial stocks and financial stocks.

2. See whether the company has good performance, stable income, large share capital, generous dividends, stable stock price trend and good market image.

First of all, blue chips usually perform well and are large; However, high-performing stocks generally perform well, and the scale is not necessarily large.

High-performing stocks: As the name suggests, it is the best performance of the company, but the definition of high-performance stocks is different at home and abroad.

Generally speaking, the after-tax profit per share is in the middle and upper position among all listed companies, and the company's return on net assets after listing has significantly exceeded 10% for three consecutive years. Therefore, for shareholders, high-performing stocks will have higher investment returns and investment value.

Blue chips: In the market, investors refer to large companies that occupy an important dominant position in their industry, have good performance, have active trading and have generous dividends.

Companies with good operating performance and stable, high cash dividend payments** are often referred to as blue chips. Blue chips mostly refer to long-term stable growth, large-cap, traditional industrial stocks and financial stocks.

The term "blue chips" originated in Western casinos, where there are three colors of chips, with blue chips being the most valuable.

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Blue chip stocks generally refer to listed companies with good performance and large scale; High-performing stocks generally refer to listed companies with good performance and not necessarily large scale. Blue chips refer to long-term stable growth, large-scale, traditional industrial stocks and financial stocks. Such companies have the ability to make profits in both boom and downturn times and are less risky.

Blue chips can be divided into first-line blue chips, second-line blue chips, high-performing blue chips, and ** blue chips; The first and second tiers are not clearly defined, and what some people think is a first-tier blue chip stock is a second-tier in the eyes of others. Generally speaking, the recognized first-line blue chips refer to stable performance, large stock flow and total share capital, that is, large weights.

A high-performing stock is a company with good performance. Generally speaking, the after-tax profit per share is in the upper middle position among all listed companies, and the company's return on net assets after listing has significantly exceeded 10% for three consecutive years** is among the top performing stocks. After a long period of hard work, these companies have strong comprehensive competitiveness and core competitiveness.

Users can choose according to their own situation when buying and selling, and try to choose a lower price when buying and selling, so that the probability of getting a good profit will be greatly increased. When investing, you must avoid being in a higher position** to prevent subsequent situations**.

Bond blue chip stocks: refers to the most valuable stocks in the market, that is, those with large market capitalization, stable dividends and dividends, and long-term investment value. However, there is still a difference between the blue chips in the A** market and the blue chips in the international market, and because the dividend mechanism of A shares is not perfect, many investors use blue chips as the basis for making the difference.

Further information: 1: Red chips refer to: red chips refer to the ** registered overseas and registered in Hong Kong, China, and it is distinguished in the following two ways:

1. Business scope: If the main business of a listed company (the widest cover and big profit business) is in Chinese mainland, then the ** that should be registered overseas and listed in Hong Kong is a red chip stock.

2. How much equity: If the shareholders' equity of a company comes from the majority of Chinese mainland, or the company's largest shareholder's equity has a Chinese background, then the ** registered overseas and listed in Hong Kong is a red chip.

2. The difference between red chips and blue chips:

1.Blue chip stocksIn the ** market, investors refer to those large companies that occupy an important dominant position in their industries, have good performance, active transactions, and generous dividends as blue chip stocks.

2.The term "blue chip" originated in Western casinos. In Western casinos, there are three colors of chips, of which blue chips are the most valuable, red chips are second, and white chips are the worst.

Blue chips are not static, and the ranking of blue chips will change as companies cautiously talk about changes in operating conditions and economic status.

Three: blue chips have excellent performance, stable income, large share capital, generous dividends, stable stock price trends, and good market image.

1) During the recession period, the company can formulate plans and measures to ensure the development of the company;

2) During the boom period, the company can give full play to its ability to create profits;

3) During inflationary periods, the company's real earnings capacity remains unchanged or increases.

Blue chips are not set in stone. As the company's operating conditions change and its economic status rises, so does the ranking of blue chip stocks. According to the statistics of the famous Forbes magazine in the United States, among the 100 largest companies in 1917 (Ding Si year), only 43 companies** were still among the blue chips by 2010, and the "bluest" and most prosperous railway** in the industry has now completely lost the qualification and strength to be selected as blue chips.

Blue chips have a larger weight in **.