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A lot of these speculative names have rallied more than blue chip tech companies only because they were punished a bit too much on the downside.

Investors are starting to lock in profits on the highly speculative H-shares and switch into Hong Kong blue-chip stocks. If the market corrects, H-shares will correct much more, while the laggard Hong Kong blue-chip stocks will be much better supported.

We have created a blue chip market for blue chip companies.

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We have created a blue chip market for blue chip companies. Nasdaq is raising its financial listing standards above that of any other market globally to attract and retain companies that want to trade on the market with the highest listing standards.

There's been a lot of selling in the blue-chip area over the last two weeks, with a rotation into high tech, and that seems to be continuing today.

Paul Mendelsohn

This is a market of extremes, and what you've seen is the extreme to the upside, especially in technology, and extremes to the downside in everything non-tech. What you have to do is to pick the better quality companies in terms of the value companies.

The news from 3M is very positive. If we keep seeing momentum from these big blue-chip companies, the market could do well.

Joseph McAlinden

[Not so coincidentally, none of these companies have been implicated in the fund fiasco.] It's a flight to quality, ... Investors as well as advisers are seeking out large, blue-chip fund companies that appear to have weathered the storm successfully.

It's hard to get excited. There still could be some downside risk in the 2005 numbers, so I would focus on tech companies that are guiding up,

With the Fed raising rates, the more speculative tech stocks start to fade and the good-old favorites come back in style. I think investors are going after safer but still strong companies.

Dennis McKechnie

Consumer oriented chip companies are seeing more strength now. The rest of tech is still pretty weak,

It's time for the blue-chip stocks to catch up with the H shares. It's obvious that funds are switching to blue-chip stocks from the pricey H shares, which may have reached a peak.

They have actively poured their money into blue-chip companies here such as Honda, Toyota, Matsushita Electric and Canon.

Norihiro Fujito

It's a flight to quality. Investors as well as advisers are seeking out large, blue-chip fund companies that appear to have weathered the storm successfully.

Burton Greenwald

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