hm better pbb  mutual fund.

u can ask for Jordy advice.

why don't you share with us what do you have in mind first?

Why say so, anything to do with the Chinese actress in CJ 7? Hahaha, not an impressive movie anyway.

To lelongkid, i don't think you can just buy any unit trust without acquire some basic knowledge. You still need to do some research of what unit trust gives you more advantage over the others, or at least suit your investment profile. Unlike stock markets, invest in unit trust no need knowledge in technical or fundamental analysis, knowledge in dealing with brokers, and may not use much the knowledge of money management and controlling your emotions. Yet, you need knowledge to choose between unit trusts!

Too many jargons is a norm for all beginners. First step for all beginners should be learn to read, before you read to learn IMHO

Maybe you can start by reading some basics from this website.

http://www.investopedia.com/beginner.asp

Meanwhile, wait for the pros to give further advices. I am just intermediate, scare that i might mislead you.  But i am willing to give you more information of what i know. Just drop me a message if you feel free to read more.

lelongkidd

i suggest you head down to the bookstore and get a book on local stock investment called 'I love stocks'. Most of the jargon talk here will be covered in the book in simplify manner.

Blue chips just a jargon name, no specific which one is blue chips or not.
You needs to study back the US history where the 'blue chip' name come from to understand why people call it like that.

Just market generally classify those big cap, good company as blue chips.

Price stability or safer is nothing to do wth blue chip or not, actually.

There is no classification whether ABC company is blue chip or not.