Stocks are generally classified into small cap, mid map and large cap. Market capitalization (“cap”) is the total value of the issued shares of a publicly traded company. This is also equal to the share price times the number of shares outstanding.
| Category |
Market Capitalization |
| Large Cap |
Over $5 billion |
| Mid Cap |
Below $5 billion and above $1 billion |
| Small Cap |
Below $1 billion |
With the recent “Brexit”, I have done a screening on the large cap stocks using Google Finance Stock Screener. Large Cap stocks are mainly know as “Blue Chips” and if opportunity arise, it is a good chance to accumulate them for stable dividend yield in the long term.
The criteria I input into Google Finance Stock Screener are market capitalization above $5 billion with above 4% dividend yield.
| Stock |
Market Capitalization |
Dividend Yield |
52w Price Change (%) |
| Singapore Telecommunications Limited |
66.01B |
4.23 |
(2.59) |
| Oversea-Chinese Banking ... |
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