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re: Guide To Beginning A Portfolio of Blue Chips
Posted on 12/3/13 at 12:25 am to Martini
Posted on 12/3/13 at 12:25 am to Martini
Take a look at the Dow 30. What do you know about any of the companies? I still have Walmart, Home Depot, and General Electric. Bank of America was just removed from the Dow, and I sold Disney to buy Southwest. I sold Merck to buy a Fidelity Health fund that is up 50% this year.
Do research and check out if analysts' recommendations. Look at dividends (or not).
Then take a look at the top 100 of the S&P, etc.
But, I would also agreed with the other posters and say look for mutual funds of the blue chip dividend payers.
Do research and check out if analysts' recommendations. Look at dividends (or not).
Then take a look at the top 100 of the S&P, etc.
But, I would also agreed with the other posters and say look for mutual funds of the blue chip dividend payers.
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Posted on 12/3/13 at 8:47 am to matthew25
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Look at dividends (or not).
Do you have a preference in where you keep a dividend paying fund? Is it better served to have one in a taxable account or a retirement account? Thanks for your insight on the matter regarding where to begin studying blue chips
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