2 Blue Chip Industrial Stocks I'd Buy Into This Week's Weakness Without Hesitati

If there's a problem with bull markets, it's that pullbacks can be hard to come by. Compounding that issue is that "weak" is a subjective term for many investors. For some market participants, a stock faltering 2% or 3% over just a few days is inviting. For others, that's not enough retrenchment.

If the stocks in question are quality names already in strong uptrends, waiting on deep pullbacks may be a fool's errand. So with some stocks, getting in the game on modest pullbacks may be the best course of action. That gets me to a pair of industrial stocks I'm eyeing that have traded slightly lower in recent days.

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The blue chip stocks I'm talking about are Canadian National Railway (NYSE: CNI) and Johnson Controls (NYSE: JCI). These aren't the most popular industrial stocks on the market, but their modest pullbacks may be invitations to get involved.

Relative to a 17.3% year-to-date gain, Canadian National's 1.5%

Fuente original: Yahoo Finance (https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/stocks/articles/2-blue-chip-industrial-stocks-122500794.html)