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blue chip

1 of 1noun
/ˈbluː ˌtʃɪp/
Forms:blue chips
1

a blue-colored poker chip representing the highest monetary value in a standard set

  • He bet a blue chip, signaling confidence in his hand.
  • The casino's blue chips were worth $100 each.
  • She cashed in her blue chips after a lucky streak.
  • The table stakes included several blue chips and a few reds.
  • A pile of blue chips sat in front of the high roller.
2

a stock issued by a large, well-established company known for financial stability and consistent dividends

  • Apple and Microsoft are considered blue chip stocks.
  • He built his portfolio around blue chips for long-term growth.
  • During market volatility, investors often turn to blue chip companies.
  • The fund focuses on blue chip equities with strong dividend histories.
  • She prefers blue chip investments over speculative startups.
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