What are the second-tier blue-chip white horse stocks?

Second-tier blue-chip leading stocks represent a stable and mature investment choice. It is characterized by high-quality assets, steady growth and good profitability. Investing in second-tier blue-chip leading stocks, the following small series brings about what are the second-tier blue-chip white horse stocks, which is of great benefit to you. Let's take a look.

What are the second-tier blue-chip white-horse stocks

There are 26 stocks with the concept of leading white-horse stocks in major industries, namely 157, SZ Zoomlion 631, SH Sany Heavy Industry 858, SZ Wuliangye 3349, SZ Jinka Intelligent 2714, SZ Mu Yuan 377, SZ New Media 6355, SH Jinshi Resources < 886 sdic electric power 27 deep energy A6642 shenneng shares 69 Changjiang electric power 6795 Guodian electric power

transportation: 626 China shipping development 6317 Yingkou port 6428 cosco shipping 89 Shenzhen airport 612 wantong expressway 429 Guangdong high-speed electric equipment: 4 Xuji electric 6312 Pinggao. 49 Sanyou Chemical 949 Xinxiang Chemical Fiber 677 Shandong Hailong 525 Red Sun 51 Jinlu Group 628 China Machinery: 68 Shantui Shares 656 Jin Zitianzheng 6879 Rocket Shares 6169 Taiyuan Heavy Industry

Steel: 6581 Bayi Steel

Automobile: 8 FAW Car 6. 6 Dongfeng Motor

Medicine: 6267 Haizheng Pharmaceutical 6594 Yibai Pharmaceutical 655 Wandong Medical 6587 xinhua medical

Papermaking: 488 Chenming Paper 638 Huatai Shares

Information Technology: 6797 Zhejiang University Network New 97 Zhongke Sanhuan 265 Donghua Software 6487 Hengtong. New cement

Water: 826 Hejia resources

Household appliances: 669 Qingdao Haier

Nonferrous metals: 6547 Shandong Gold 6489 Zhongjin Gold 6472 Baotou Aluminum Industry 831 Guan Aluminum Co., Ltd.

Coal: 611 Datong Coal Industry 6123 Orchid Science and Technology Innovation

Food: 6. > which stocks are second-tier blue chips

first-tier blue chips: first-tier and second-tier, there is no clear definition, and what some people think of as first-tier blue chips is second-tier in the eyes of others. Generally speaking, the recognized first-line blue chips refer to stocks with stable performance, large liquidity and total share capital, that is, stocks with greater weight. Generally speaking, the price of such stocks is not too high, but the mass base is good. This kind of stocks can play the role of "four or two", which will affect the whole body. These stocks mainly include: Changjiang Electric Power, China Petrochemical, China Unicom, baoshan iron & steel, Angang New Rolling, Wuhan Iron and Steel Co., Ltd., Guangdong Expressway and Minsheng Bank. Generally speaking, the total share capital and circulating share capital of second-tier blue chips are smaller than those of first-tier blue chips, and the share price is generally higher, which is preferred by institutions. However, due to the higher price, retail investors generally dare not touch them, such as CIMC, Shanghai Airport, yantai wanhua, Suning Appliance, Yantian Port and other stocks. Second-tier blue chips such as 65, 628, 619, 61398, 61988, 2636649763: Generally speaking, the second-tier blue chips in the A-share market refer to the first-tier blue chips that are slightly inferior to the above-mentioned ones in market value, industry status and popularity, which is relative to several first-tier blue chips. For example, Shanghai Automobile, Wuliangye, ZTE, etc., in fact, these companies are also well-known leading enterprises within the industry (if viewed from within the industry alone, they are the first-line blue chips in their respective industries). I. Iron and Steel Industry: Revaluation of Performance Growth Value China iron and steel stocks represented by baoshan iron & steel deserve reasonable market pricing. Due to the excessively high discount rate or risk premium, the listed value of major steel products is obviously underestimated. As the upstream and downstream of an industrial chain, it is impossible to have a "depression" in valuation forever, and the price-earnings ratio of steel stocks reaches 15 times is the international level. Key steel stocks with P/E ratio less than 2 times: baoshan iron & steel, Anshan Iron and Steel Co., Ltd. and Maanshan Iron and Steel Co., Ltd. 2. Port industry: investment mainline: undervaluation+asset injection Although the valuation of the sector has been put in place, there are obvious differences in the valuation of individual stocks in the sector. The valuations of Shanghai Port, Nanjing Port and Chongqing Port are more than twice as high as those of Yingkou Port, Shenchiwan Port and Yantian Port. When the valuation of the sector has been put in place, security is an important consideration for us to give our investment strategy in 27. At the same time, in the market environment where the whole industry has a growth rate of 2%, it can have more port resources and occupy a more active market position in the future market competition, so companies with possible asset acquisition are also our concern. Key port stocks with a P/E ratio of less than 2 times: Yantian Port, Shenchiwan Port and Yingkou Port III. Coal industry: Opportunities brought by extension expansion From the perspective of the choice of investment targets, we suggest giving priority to investing in enterprises with core competitiveness and paying more attention to the "bottom-up" strategy. The logical main line is: the price remains high-the increase in production capacity can be fully released-the transportation is loose-and the enterprises with little cost impact are most worth investing. It is expected that asset value injection and overall listing will be important investment themes and opportunities for the whole coal industry in 27-8. Key coal stocks with P/E ratio lower than 2 times: Orchid Science and Technology, Xishan Coal and Electricity, kailuan shares, Guoyang Xinneng, Hengyuan Coal and Electricity, Jinniu Energy, Yanzhou Coal, Lu 'an Huaneng, Pingmei Tianan and Shenhuo Co., Ltd. IV. Highway industry: Long-term stable growth, attention to value revaluation. China's highway industry will maintain a steady growth trend in 27 and even for a long time to come. The sustained and steady growth of the national economy, the network effect brought by the gradual improvement of road network construction, the fall of oil prices and the increase of traffic volume brought by overseas investment have all created a good external environment and opportunities for the stable development of the whole industry. Key highway stocks with a P/E ratio of less than 2 times: Jiangxi-Guangdong Expressway, Anhui-Nantong Expressway, Zhongyuan Expressway and Modern Investment

What are the second-tier blue-chip leading stocks? Generally speaking, they refer to ordinary stocks with high investment value issued by companies with abundant funds, strong technical force, effective operation and management, stable earnings record and timely dividend distribution. Blue-chip stocks are the best among blue-chip stocks. Blue-chip stocks are suitable for medium and long-term investment, and stable investors can participate. Usually, the first-and second-tier blue chips mentioned in the stock market are relative. The second-tier blue chips commonly mentioned in the A-share market, such as Shanghai Automotive, Wuliangye, ZTE, etc., are actually well-known leading enterprises in the industry (if viewed from the inside of the industry alone, they are the first-tier blue chips in their respective industries).

What do you mean by blue chip?

Blue chip refers to the most valuable stocks in the stock market, that is, those stocks with large market value, stable dividends and long-term investment value. However, there are still differences between the blue-chip stocks in the A-share market and those in the world. Because the dividend mechanism of A-shares is not perfect enough, many investors use blue-chip stocks as the basis for earning the difference.

Blue chips are divided into first-line blue chips, second-line blue chips, heavyweights and blue chips.

1. Heavyweights

The stocks of companies with large market value, stable performance, leading position in the industry and considerable influence on their securities markets are called "heavyweights".

Heavyweights are mainly concentrated in banks, insurance, liquor, household appliances and so on. Typical heavyweights: Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, Kweichow Moutai and Gree Electric.

2. First-line blue chips

Generally speaking, first-line blue chips refer to stable performance, large liquidity and total share capital. Generally, there is little difference between first-line blue chips and weights. For example, ICBC is both a heavyweight and a first-line blue chip.

this kind of stock can play the role of four or two, and it will affect the whole body.

3. Second-tier blue chips

Second-tier blue chips refer to companies that are slightly inferior to the first-tier blue chips mentioned above in terms of market value, industry status and popularity, which is relative to several first-tier blue chips.

in fact, some companies are also well-known leading enterprises in the industry, but because they are classified as the whole A-shares, they may be classified as second-tier blue chips. If they are viewed from the industry alone, they are first-tier blue chips in their respective industries, such as Jiangxi Copper.

I'm sure many people have heard the word "second-tier blue chips" mentioned by many stock critics. Let me give you an example:

For example, first-tier cities (first-tier blue chips). First of all, its urban area is large (with a large share capital and a large market value), and the area like Beijing is comparable to that of several second-tier cities.

Secondly, the GDP is high, and the fiscal revenue is high (the rising trend is good, and the stock price often hits new highs); Third, rich social resources and sound infrastructure (high and stable dividends). The second-tier cities are not as good as the first-tier cities in the above aspects.

in the stock market, it means that the investment opportunities of first-tier blue chips have reached the later stage, and the valuation is relatively high (equivalent to the population of first-tier cities approaching saturation, traffic pressure, environmental pollution and other serious problems), so we can consider some second-tier blue chip investment opportunities with low P/E ratio.

There is no difference between second-tier blue-chip stocks and first-tier blue-chip stocks, but the first-tier blue-chip stocks are relatively stronger.