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[QUOTE="Nova, post: 68387, member: 25067"] I think blue chip shares have a lot of demand. And if you can get blue chip specific mutual fund. That would be even more better. It does increase your investment 10X risky and also good in the return. But I think blue chip stock also invite more volatility. You should be pretty much comfortable over a period of time which is something many people don't understand. Blue chip stock are pretty much long term stocks and people should treat them as such. I have most of the time invested into the mid cap or mid range stocks because they carry medium risk and I invest small terms so it's better for me that way. Apart from that I think blue chip stocks are good. [/QUOTE]
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