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11 tips successful investors use to find TSX Blue-chip stocks

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TSX blue-chip stocks are well-established companies with attractive business prospects on the Toronto Stock Exchange, like Bank of Montreal (TSE: BMO), RioCan Real Estate Investment Trust (TSX: REI.UN), and Enbridge (TSE: ENB).

Well-established firms have the asset size and the financial clout — including solid balance sheets and strong earnings and cash flow — to weather market downturns or changing industry conditions.

The best TSX blue-chip stocks have strong positions in healthy industries. They also have strong management that will make the right moves to remain competitive in ever-changing marketplaces. Blue-chip investments should always be prominent, if not dominant firms, in their industry.


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Because of this, blue-chip companies can give investors an additional measure of safety in today’s volatile markets. And the best ones offer an attractive combination of moderate p/e’s (the ratio of a stock’s price to its per-share earnings), steady or rising dividend yields (annual dividend divided by the share price) and promising growth prospects.

We feel most investors should hold the bulk of their investment portfolios in TSX blue-chip stock investments. All these stocks should offer good “value”: that is, they should trade at reasonable multiples of earnings, cash flow, book value and so on. Ideally, they should also have above average-growth prospects, compared to alternative investments.

11 tips for picking the best TSX blue chip stocks:

1.) Review the company’s finances going back 5 to 10 years. The types of blue-chip investments we recommend have a history of profits going back for at least that long. Companies that make money regularly are safer than chronic or even occasional money losers. Continue Reading…