In regards to blue chip companies, the author of today’s article points out that, while “These sound like the kind of companies small investors should consider owning…there is a problem with them from the perspective of the small investor. That problem is their high cost per share.” Fortunately, the author proceeds to identify a solution to this problem – the first step of which is to search for large cap stocks with low PEG ratios. For three such stocks the author identifies – and the second step of the solution – CLICK HERE.