Blue-chip funds refer to funds that are mainly used to buy blue-chip stocks.

Blue chip refers to the common stock of a company that has a stable profit record, can regularly pay rich dividends and is recognized as outstanding performance, also known as "blue chip".

Blue-chip stocks are not static. With the change of the company's operating conditions and the rise and fall of its economic status, the ranking of blue chips will also change. According to the statistics of the famous American Forbes magazine, only 43 of the largest companies in 2007 19 100 are still among the blue chips, and as the "bluest" and most prosperous railway stocks in the industry, they have completely lost the qualification and strength to be selected as blue chips.

Many funds have flexible shareholding styles and can add blue-chip heavyweights in stages. Therefore, if it is limited again, another meaning of blue-chip funds is that their shareholding style is relatively stable and they always focus on blue-chip investment.