Blue-chip stocks, also known as "blue-chip stocks", refer to the common stocks of companies with recognized excellent performance. Blue-chip stocks generally have a relatively stable British surplus record and can pay generous dividends regularly. So how do you choose blue chip stocks?

In fact, knowing what blue-chip stocks are only provides a certain basis for investors who are keen on investing in blue-chip stocks. The understanding of blue-chip stocks can not be limited to the word "shares", it carries "industry and people's livelihood" and even "national glory and dreams". Therefore, all blue chips generally appear in the pillar industries of the country, and blue chip companies are also leading enterprises in the industry.

Some companies operate well and have excellent performance, such as "Commodity City", but they are definitely not blue chips in terms of their industry attributes. Listed companies like baoshan iron & steel and Air China are in the pillar industries of the national economy and people's livelihood, such as steel and aerospace, and they have the characteristics of blue-chip companies. In particular, China is still in the primary stage of industrialization, so blue chips are more likely to be born in manufacturing. In retail or catering services, blue-chip companies such as Wal-Mart and McDonald's can be found abroad, but it is difficult to find them in China.

Blue-chip companies must also play the role of industry leaders, and they are the backbone and leading force of industrial value chain and industrial supporting division of labor system. Not only in scale, but also in technical level and management level, it is a representative of this industry. Baosteel, for example, has considerable weight in the negotiation of raw material iron ore prices. And its plate products will also become a standard of this industry.