In overseas stock markets, investors refer to the stocks of large companies that occupy an important leading position in their respective industries, with excellent performance, active trading and rich dividends as blue chips.

According to American standards, those with a market value higher than $654.38+0 billion are called large-cap stocks, and those with a market value higher than $654.38+0 billion are called mid-cap stocks.

Blue-chip stocks refer to the stocks of large companies that are in an important leading position in a certain industry, with excellent performance, active trading, high company visibility, large market value, reliable company operators, stable income and profits, fixed annual dividends, rich dividends and high market recognition. However, blue chips are not the same as "stocks with high investment value". However, if you buy a blue chip with high stock price stability, you can pay a high cash dividend every year. If you hold it for a long time, you can get a cash dividend every year, just like transferring funds into a "bank time deposit", which can be called a time deposit.