What are some examples of blue chip stocks?

Some examples of blue chip stocks are IBM Corp., Coca-Cola Co., Microsoft, American Express, McDonald's, and Boeing Co. Blue chip companies are large, stable companies with excellent reputations, and often include big household names. Blue chip stocks can be smart additions to a portfolio, thanks to their reliable financial returns.

What makes a blue chip stock a good investment?

Blue-chip stocks are well-established, have strong financial numbers and often have name recognition. Large market capitalization. Market cap is a measure of the size and value of a company. Blue-chip stocks are often large-cap stocks, which typically means they have a market valuation of $10 billion or more. Growth history.

How much are blue chip stocks worth?

You'll be asked to sign into your Forbes account. Blue-chip stocks are premium quality equities—large, mature companies with a reputation for stable growth and consistent shareholder returns. At the poker table, a blue chip is typically worth $10. In your brokerage account, blue chips are worth far more.