What really dominated the market momentum this week was speculative trading and profit-taking in addition to a limited but lively buying of some
blue chip stocks, namely those from the banking, services, and real estate sectors, said the two market pundits.
Summary: UK
blue chip stocks were hit by another volatile session as the eurozone crisis continued to overshadow trading.
Many believed they were guaranteed
blue chip stocks that would never fall.
Many said they were guaranteed
blue chip stocks that would never fall.
The index of 30
blue chip stocks surpassed its record, rising to a high of 11,728.
There has been pounds 117bn wiped off the value of
blue chip stocks since the year-high on April 21.
Owners who have seen appreciation in their properties and have fairly long time horizons for their investments might consider selling their assets and puffing the proceeds into
blue chip stocks or mutual funds specializing in them.
It may sound like a mere technicality, but share prices often tumble when they fall from the index of
blue chip stocks because some multi-billion-pound funds - for pensions and unit trusts - only invest in FTSE 100 stocks.
Face it, GE is a struggling stock, but it receives the love reserved for
blue chip stocks.
Supermarket chain Tesco will lead
blue chip stocks reporting results this week with companies in the technology and banking sectors also due to update investors on trading.
It may be a mere technicality, but share prices often tumble when they fall from the index of
blue chip stocks because some multi-billion-pound funds - for pensions and unit trusts - only invest in FTSE 100 stocks.
The $50,000 was used to invest in
blue chip stocks on the Dow Jones industrial average and technology stocks on the Nasdaq.
