Blue-chip stocks generally command fair valuation or trade at a premium to market valuation. The reasons include a low beta, stable cash flows and a healthy dividend yield. However, there are blue-chip stocks that trade at undervalued levels. This provides a golden opportunity for investors to add quality to their portfolios. Blue-chip companies may face near-term headwinds. These can be industry or company specific. Strong fundamentals ensure that blue-chip names navigate challenging times and continue to ...