Blue chips (also referred to in German)

Companies which are highly-regarded by investors, particularly by those seeking a conservative investment in shares. – Shares – and in a broader sense sometimes also used for all financial instruments – of first-class companies, i.e. of companies that received the highest marks in the rating. In 2013, blue chips accounted for about ninety percent of equity turnover on German stock exchanges. – See Bo Derek share, lombards, papers, heavy, top, blue chips, securities, qualified.

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