Meaning Blue Chip Stock
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Blue Chip StockA generic term for the stocks of major companies with sound earnings and dividend records and above-average share performance. Blue chip stocks are also known as income stock. Named after high-value poker chips, which were traditionally blue.
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Blue Chip StockBlue chip stock is the common stock of a large, well-regarded US company. The companies in that informal category are collectively known as blue chips companies. Blue chips have a long-established record of earning profits and paying dividends regardless of the economic climate. They take their name from the most valuable poker chips. In the United [..]
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Blue Chip StockThe stock of an established company which has a history of generating a profit and possibly a consistent dividend.
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Blue Chip StockA well known, public company that is thought to be in good financial shape and have sound fundamentals (profitability, earnings). An investment in a blue chip is regarded as a safe investment. Example [..]
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Blue Chip StockShares in a well established company highly regarded in financial circles.
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Blue Chip Stocka name given to the stocks of major corporations, like IBM and General Motors. The name is derived from the most highly valued poker chip, the blue chip.
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Blue Chip StockThe common stock of a company with a reputation for quality products, services, and management, and a long history of earnings growth and dividend payments. Examples of blue chip companies include Gen [..]
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Blue Chip StockA "blue chip" is the nickname for the stock of large and Well known companies. These stocks are thought to be safe, in excellent financial shape and firmly entrenched as a leader in its fiel [..]
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Blue Chip StockThe common stock of a company with a reputation for quality products, services, and management, and a long history of earnings growth and dividend payments. Examples of blue chip companies include General Electric, International Business Machines (IBM), and DuPont.
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Blue Chip StockThe common stock of a company with a reputation for quality products, services, and management, and a long history of earnings growth and dividend payments. Examples of blue chip companies include Gen [..]
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Blue Chip StockThe common stock of a company with a long history of profitability and consistent dividend payments.
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Blue Chip StockThe stock of an established company which has a history of generating a profit and possibly a consistent dividend.
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Blue Chip StockThe stock of an established company which has a history of generating a profit and possibly a consistent dividend.
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Blue Chip StockThe common stock of a company with a long history of profitability and consistent dividend payments.
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Blue Chip StockThe stock of an established company which has a history of generating a profit and possibly a consistent dividend.
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Blue Chip StockStock of a large, national company with a solid record of stable earnings and/or dividend growth and a reputation for high quality management and/or products.
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Blue Chip StockStock of well-established and financially sound companies that have a market capitalization in thousands of crores.
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Blue Chip StockThe common stock of a company with a long history of profitability and consistent dividend payments.
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