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What is the difference between heavyweight stocks and blue chip stocks?

Heavyweight stocks are the stocks of listed companies with a huge total capital stock. Among them, the total number of shares of heavyweight stocks accounts for a large proportion of the total number of stocks in the stock market, and the weight is very large. The rise and fall of heavyweight stocks has an impact on the stock index. Very big. Understanding heavyweight stocks has a great impact on investors' investment in stocks. Of course, what we need to understand is that weights are only meaningful when calculating stock indexes.

Heavyweight stocks do not necessarily have good performance or generous dividends, so heavyweight stocks are not necessarily blue chip stocks.

Blue chip stocks refer to the stocks of large companies that occupy an important and dominant position in their respective industries, have excellent performance, active transactions, and generous dividends in overseas stock markets.

Heavyweight stocks are pushing up the market, and stock index futures are rising all the way. This is an excellent opportunity for investors. There are too many unknowns in the stock market, and miracles are born every second. Take a good look at the market. , it is still necessary for investors.