Blue chip US stocks
Blue chip US stocks are large, long-established, profitable American companies like Apple, JPMorgan or Johnson & Johnson; the Dow was built as their list in 1896. Blue chip describes the business, not the price: a disappointing guide still sends one sharply lower, as the Broadcom story shows.
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