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[...] states “I can’t explain it, but I know it when I see it” on the matter of blue chip stocks. It is generally agreed by professional investors that a blue chip stock must have some [...]

[...] The recently appointed GM of Singapore Airlines India, David Lau, stated, “We always look at steady and progressive growth here. We [...]

[...] debt levels and healthy credit ratings are two highly important factors in the success of blue chip companies. They help them to attain loans at a much lower cost than their rivals, helping them to [...]

[...] The definition of a blue chip stock The exact definition of a blue chip stock is hard to tie down to definitive criteria. Potter Stuart, a Supreme Court Justice states & [...]

[...] ;. He and Kaufman put this down to a growth in the middles classes in India, China and other Asian countries. Kaufman stated, “They’re beginning to buy the American diamond… so the [...]

[...] interest from overseas investors, and government funded aids for buyers. Investors from Asian countries such as China & Singapore have been taking advantage in the decreasing worth of the [...]

[...] Nowadays however, the wine market has changed vividly.  The investment market for wine is less gentlemanly and more profit driven. Specialist Wine Merchant Pete Goss of [...]

[...] London market” and “arguably it would be more appropriate to treat it as an investment market, rather than a residential market.” Last month, house prices in the capital rose at a [...]

Jack Van Derhei, who is a research director at ERBI (Emplyee Benefit Research Institute says, “The big risk is that they end up with a nest egg [...]