What is a blue domain stock and what are its characteristics???

Blue chip stocks are mostly long-term stable growth, large-cap, traditional industrial stocks and financial stocks. Such listed companies are characterized by excellent performance, stable income, large share capital, generous dividends, stable stock price trends, and good market image.

In the overseas market, investors refer to large companies** that occupy an important dominant position in their respective industries, have good performance, active trading and generous dividends as blue chips. "Blue chips"The term originated from Western casinos. In Western casinos, there are two colors of chips, with blue chips being the most valuable, followed by red chips and white chips.

Investors apply these jargon to **. General Motors, Exxon, and DuPont Chemical Co., etc., all belong to"Blue chips"。

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 American "Forbes" magazine, among the 100 largest companies in 1917, only 43 companies** are still among the blue chips, and at the beginning"The bluest", the industry's most prosperous railway**, has now completely lost the qualification and strength to be selected as a blue chip stock.

The most famous blue-chip stock in Hong Kong** is one of the world's largest commercial banks"HSBC Holdings"。Those with a Chinese-funded background"Cheung Kong Industrial"and Chinese-funded backgrounds"CITIC Pacific"etc., which are also among the blue chip stocks. Although the ** market in Chinese mainland has a relatively short history, it has developed very rapidly, and some blue chips have gradually emerged.

We ordinary people (who do not hold foreign exchange or foreign currency) can only buy A shares, and B shares are traded in US dollars.

Compared with these two pairs, they really have their own characteristics8040

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Traders use volume as an important indicator of trend reversals to make short-term gains. Investing is naturally a long-term philosophy. However, investors who learn to incorporate volume checks into their buying and selling decisions may improve their long-term performance by a few percentage points.

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Profitability is strong and stable, and the plate is large. It refers to the stable cash dividend policy that has higher requirements for the company's cash flow management, and usually those companies with better operating performance and stable and higher cash dividend payments**.

PetroChina, Sinopec, bank stocks.

First-tier blue chips, second-tier blue chips.

Usually, the first- and second-tier blue chips mentioned in ** are relative.

For example, the first-line blue chips in the current Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets usually refer to: Sinopec, China Unicom, Baosteel, China Merchants Bank, Yangtze Power, Huaneng International and several other aircraft carrier-level companies with super large market capitalization, excellent performance, and relatively monopoly position in the same industry in China.

The second-tier blue-chip companies generally referred to in the A** field refer to the first-tier blue-chip companies that are slightly inferior to the above-mentioned first-line blue-chip companies in terms of market capitalization, industry status and popularity, and are relative to several first-line blue-chips. For example, SAIC, Wuliangye, 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 alone, they are the first-line blue chips in their respective industries).

It's hard to talk about the data, it's all relative.

Let's put it in the simplest words:

ST shares, that is, the performance has lost money for two consecutive years, and the ** exchange implements special treatment for it, adding ST in front of its ** name to show the difference.

Blue Domain Stocks: The term "blue chips" originated in Western casinos. Blue chips are the most valuable, followed by red chips and white chips. Investors apply these jargon to distinguish listed companies.

Blue chip stocks refer to ordinary companies with a stable earnings record, can pay generous dividends on a regular basis, and are recognized as companies with good performance"Performing stocks"。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.

The concept of red chips was born in Hong Kong in the early 90s ** Market Chang The People's Republic of China is sometimes referred to internationally as Red China, and accordingly, Hong Kong and international investors refer to those ** with the concept of Chinese mainland registered overseas and listed in Hong Kong as red chips.

Weighted stocks: Because the index is weighted and averaged, the larger the total share capital, the greater the weight in the index. Therefore, weighted stocks can be regarded as large in total share capital, and they are generally blue domain stocks.

Index stocks: Index stocks are in the role of gathering market sentiment and leading the rise of the market, such as the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China in Shanghai, the Bank of China, Sinopec, etc"Deep development, etc. Their ups and downs have a greater impact on the index.

Once the stock price of the index stock is launched, there will often be a period of strong and continuous rise**, so it can always obtain a period of stable income by buying in time at the beginning of the index stock.

That is, in the fluctuating **, find the inevitable**, and the rise is both more and faster**, and carry out small band operations. It is emphasized that before the formation of a must-rise trend, never enter the market in advance, so as not to wait empty. Polite and amiable, this.

ST shares are loss-making stocks, blue domain stocks are efficiency-oriented, heavyweight stocks are large-circulation, and good-efficiency index stocks (such as those in the SSE 300) are also called **shares.

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Red-chip --- mainland enterprises listed in Hong Kong.

Blue chips --- companies with large scale and good performance.

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The stock is not a blue chip.

Sectors: Cement and Building Materials Sector, CSI 500 Sector, SSE 380 Sector, Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect Sector, Sports Industry Sector, Securities and Gold Holding Sector, China Super Concept Sector, Jilin Sector, Shareholding Brokerage Sector, Social Security Heavy Position Sector, Tumen River Sector, Large Order Sector, Margin Financing and Securities Lending Sector.

Blue chips refer to stable cash dividend policies that have higher requirements for the company's cash flow management, and are usually referred to as "blue chip stocks" by companies with better operating performance and stable and higher cash dividend payments. Blue chips mostly refer to long-term stable growth, large-cap, traditional industrial stocks and financial stocks.

yes, but it's just **low! Low price** blue chips!

First of all, blue chips are companies with good performance and high dividends. There is no clear standard for defining blue chips, let alone second-tier blue chips.

To judge whether it is a blue chip, it is analyzed from the two aspects of performance and dividends, and the income of HBIS shares is good, but the dividend situation is average, which can be barely understood as a second-line blue chip.